Washington / New Delhi – Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are scheduled to engage in talks over trade barriers and economic cooperation in the coming weeks. The discussions aim to address tariffs, import-export regulations, and other challenges affecting bilateral trade between the United States and India.
Officials from both countries have emphasized the importance of strengthening economic ties, boosting investment opportunities, and ensuring smoother trade flows. The talks are expected to cover key sectors such as technology, agriculture, and manufacturing.
While no exact date has been confirmed, sources suggest that both leaders will explore ways to remove hurdles that have hindered bilateral trade growth in recent years. The discussions are also expected to touch upon collaborative initiatives for boosting regional and global economic stability
