Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said at a town hall meeting on Tuesday (September 18) that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi would visit him. “next week”. “He just happens to be coming to see me next week.”he said, without giving further details, during a passage of his speech devoted to his plans for heavy taxes on imported products. Narendra “Modi is great”he added.
“India (…) is taking great advantage of the situation.”the 78-year-old billionaire said in Flint, Michigan, promising to pass a law on the “commercial reciprocity”which would result, among other things, in very high customs duties on goods from various countries. Indian authorities have indicated that the prime minister, with whom Donald Trump had very cordial relations when he was president, will be in the United States next week.
He is scheduled to attend a summit with Japanese and Australian leaders on Saturday, hosted by Democratic President Joe Biden in his Wilmington, Delaware, home state. Then Narendra Modi will travel to New York for the United Nations General Assembly and a meeting with the Indian community.
