The United States and India are set to strengthen their trade and economic partnership as U.S. President Donald Trump extends an invitation to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a meeting at the White House next week, a senior official confirmed.
The leaders last spoke on January 27, discussing key economic and trade priorities, including fair bilateral trade relations and India’s growing demand for U.S. security equipment. The meeting is expected to further enhance collaboration between the two nations, reinforcing India’s position as a strategic trade partner.
India, which seeks to expand its trade relations with the U.S., continues to prioritize stronger economic engagement and improved access to skilled worker visas. The United States remains India’s largest trading partner, with total trade surpassing $118 billion in 2023/24. India recorded a trade surplus of $32 billion, highlighting the strong economic exchange between the two nations.
The discussion is anticipated to explore ways to facilitate smoother trade flows, enhance market access, and strengthen investment opportunities. With a focus on fostering long-term economic cooperation, both nations aim to reinforce their commitment to mutual prosperity and global trade growth.
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