PM Modi’s Successful 3-Day US Visit: Quad Summit, UN Address, and More

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has concluded his three-day trip to the US; he discussed his bilateral with the US president and spoke of issues of the world. Here’s a summary of his key activities:

Day 1: The position of the Quad Leaders’ Meeting in Delaware

• Modi came into the Quad Summit led by President Biden
• This meeting was held at Archmere Academy located in Wilmington.
• Biden and Modi had a direct talk at Biden house
• They mentioned India’s plan to buy 31 MQ-9B armed drones from the United States
• It returned 297 ancient artifacts seized from India, US said

Day 2: Organization of the Indian community in New York

• Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently held a rally meeting over 13500 people of Indian origin in the USA at the famous Nassau Coliseum in New York.
• He also said India is a ‘Land of opportunity’ and outlined several goals and objectives.
• Two new Indian consulates are to be opened in Boston and New launched.
• Indian-Americans were referred to as the ‘brand ambassadors’ of India
• Spoke to the main executives of the leading technology firms in the US about collaboration.

Day 3: UN Summit and Departure

• PM Modi addressed the latest UN summit known as the Summit of the Future
• As an enemy, Iraq focused on the collective source of strength rather than conflict.
• Assured India’s pledge to world welfare
• It organized and had meetings with Japanese and Australian leaders
• Arrived in New Delhi, finalizing his “effective” visit

Throughout the trip, Modi focused on:

1. Strengthening US-India ties

2. India’s development of selling and propaganda

3. Should I talk about global concerns with heads of state

4. Here, working with the Indian-American community

The visit illustrated that India was an emerging global actor and demonstrated India’s warming ties with the United States. Modi’s discussion with Silicon Valley leaders as well as his speech at the UN exposed India as an economy and an international partner.

When he left, Indian officials called the visit ‘Successful and Substantial’ further extending it to various issues discussed and deals inked in the three-day visit..