Trump Says India Has Big West Asia Role
US President Donald Trump has said India is playing a “big role” in efforts to address the West Asia crisis, as he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in France. The two leaders discussed regional stability, maritime security, seafarer safety and progress in India-US trade negotiations.
India Role In West Asia Crisis
Trump described India as an important partner in global affairs and said New Delhi would continue to play a significant role under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership. His remarks came amid efforts to ease tensions in West Asia and keep diplomatic channels open between key regional and global players.
The meeting gave both leaders an opportunity to review the evolving situation in the Gulf, where security concerns have affected global trade routes and energy movement.
Modi Trump G7 Meeting In France
Prime Minister Modi welcomed peace efforts in West Asia and stressed the importance of long-term stability in the region. He said peace in the Gulf must become permanent and underlined India’s interest in protecting global economic security.
The discussion also reflected the wider strategic partnership between India and the United States. Both sides reviewed key bilateral issues, including defence, trade and cooperation on global challenges.
Strait Of Hormuz And Indian Seafarers
Modi highlighted the importance of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and secure, calling it vital for the global economy. He also raised the safety of Indian seafarers working in volatile maritime zones.
The two leaders also noted progress in commercial negotiations, with a possible India-US trade agreement moving closer to finalisation. The meeting marked a significant high-level engagement between Modi and Trump at a time when West Asia, maritime security and trade remain central to global diplomacy.
