State Dinner In June: The world’s biggest super power America has once again started making preparations to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to a Bloomberg report, US President Joe Biden wants to send an invitation to PM Narendra Modi for the state dinner in June this year. It is being told that for this the plan is being finalized in the White House. It has also been said in the report that there may be some change in the timing of the state dinner.
India’s strength will also be seen in the G20 event
In September this year, the G20 summit is to be organized by India in New Delhi. The main topic of discussion in this program will be Russia’s attack on Ukraine. It is not yet clear whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will attend the meeting or not. At the same time, PM Narendra Modi. The meeting is to be held in Australia, where talks will take place between the equivalent leaders of Australia and Japan.
Macron and Suk-yeol have attended the dinner party
The US President’s dinner party with PM Modi will be the third official visit and state dinner. Earlier in December last year, there was a state dinner program with French President Emmanuel Macron and South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yol in April. Last month, America and India took an initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies. In which it was proposed that there would be an exchange of advanced defense and computer technology with aircraft engines of the General Electric Company.
India has not been as vocal on Vladimir Putin regarding Russia’s attack on Ukraine as America and its allies want. It is believed that the sharing of these essential technologies can play an important role in countering Russia’s influence in India along with reducing New Delhi’s historical dependence on Moscow for military hardware and reducing China’s growing assertiveness. Leaders of both political parties of America demand that relations with PM Modi should be strengthened.
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