
U.S President Donald Trump referred to Prime Minister Modi as a *great friend* and a *very smart man*, indicating that he trusts the two nation’s ongoing talks about tariffs will be resolved satisfactory. Trump made the assertion during a speech at the Whitehouse.
Whatever struggles we have, we remain to be great friends. Modi was here not so long ago, and we have always been very good friends. These words were uttered by Trump while he was within the framework of his ongoing assaults towards America goods being overtaxed by India. If I put it straightforwardly, India raises tax duties far too excessively. It is unendurable, unendurable.
The Indian officials are highly intelligent. That Modi man is indeed highly intelligent and he is my friend. We frequently had terrific discussions, and my imagination indicates that everything will work out great between India and America, said Trump. In addition to this, Trump claimed something far more superior towards *Bharat’s* leader. As an American,
I feel proud to assert that you indeed possess an extraordinary Prime Minister, he stated. Before reversing direction to his second term, Trump had extended his stay in office and Modi’s official visit further solidified those beliefs. During this time, Modi was able to visit Washington and have important meetings with Trump.
Trump has repeatedly chastised India for its steep tariffs on American goods and has reportedly issued a warning that the US will impose counter duties on countries that charge the US tariffs from April 2. That said, his most recent comments suggest he is hopeful about some progress on the trade relations between India and US.
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