PM Modi's Successful US Visit: Diaspora Address, Bilateral Talks, and Quad Summit

"Thank you, New York!": PM Modi after historic address to Indian diaspora at Nassau Coliseum

In a post on social media platform X, PM Modi thanked the New York crowd who were present at the event and shared glimpses from the memorable community programme. "Thank you, New York! These are glimpses from the memorable community programme. Grateful to all those who joined," he said. Prime Minister Modi was in New York on Sunday (local time) to address the "Modi and US" program at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York, with 15,000 members of the Indian diaspora gathering from 42 different states to welcome the Prime Minister. During his address, PM Modi touched upon various facets of India-US relations, people-to-people ties, and India's rising global stature and economic growth. In his initial remarks, lauding the contributions of the Indian diaspora, PM Modi said that Indians contribute to do the most no matter where they are. In his over one-hour-long speech, he also apprised the gathering of how India has become a key player in mobile manufacturing-from being an importer to an exporter, digital public infrastructure adoption. He added that the day is not far when Made in India chips will be available in America. Later on Sunday (local time), Prime Minister Modi interacted with the CEOs of leading US-based companies to foster greater collaborations between the two countries in the cutting-edge areas of AI, quantum computing, semiconductors, and biotechnology, among others. PM Modi emphasized India's growth prospects and discussed initiatives to foster collaborations and innovation across diverse sectors. Following this, he held bilateral talks with the Nepali Prime Minister, KP Sharma Oli, at the Lotte New York Palace Hotel in New York. The two leaders reviewed the unique and close bilateral relationship between India and Nepal, and expressed satisfaction at the progress made in diverse sectors, including development partnership, hydropower cooperation, people-to-people ties, and enhancing connectivity - physical, digital and in the domain of energy, the Ministry of External Affairs said. The Prime Minister congratulated Nepal on becoming the 101st country to join the International Solar Alliance (ISA) as a full member, and underlined the importance of a regional response to the challenge of climate change. "Nepal is a priority partner of India under its Neighbourhood First Policy. This meeting continues the tradition of regular high-level exchanges between India and Nepal in furtherance of our Neighbourhood First policy," the MEA stated. Taking to social media platform X, PM Modi said the two countries look forward to add even more momentum to their ties. "Had a very good meeting with Prime Minister KP Oli in New York. The India-Nepal friendship is very robust and we look forward to adding even more momentum to our ties. Our talks focused on issues such as energy, technology and trade," PM Modi stated in a post on X. Nepal PM Oli also termed the meeting "fruitful" and said they discussed various matters of bilateral relations. "Had a fruitful meeting with the Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi ji on the sidelines of UNGA79. During the meeting, various matters of bilateral relations were discussed," the Nepal PM said in an X post. PM Modi also held talks with Kuwait's Crown Prince, Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah on how both countries can strengthen their ties in sectors like pharma, food processing, technology and energy, among others. The Prime Minister conveyed that India attaches utmost importance to its bilateral relations with Kuwait. Both leaders recalled the strong historical ties and people-to-people linkages between the two countries. They noted with satisfaction that the two countries were supporting each other with energy and food security requirements. They expressed their firm commitment to deepen and diversify bilateral ties for the mutual benefit of both countries. PM Modi also thanked the Crown Prince for ensuring the well-being of the Indian community in Kuwait, which is the largest diaspora group in the country. "The meeting between the leadership of the two countries is expected to impart a fresh momentum to bilateral ties between India and Kuwait," the MEA stated. Taking to X, PM Modi said, "The talks with His Highness Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, the Crown Prince of Kuwait, were very productive. We discussed how to add vigour to India-Kuwait ties in sectors like pharma, food processing, technology, energy and more." He also held a bilateral meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. The Prime Minister expressed his "deep concern" at the humanitarian situation in Gaza and reaffirmed India's continued support to the Palestinian people. PM Modi arrived in New York in the second leg of his three-day visit to the United States. On Saturday, PM Modi took part in the Quad Summit and held bilateral meetings with US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. He will also address the 'Summit of the Future' at the UN General Assembly in New York today. (ANI)

"Full of energy and vibrant": Diaspora members term PM Modi's New York community event successful

In his initial remarks, lauding the contributions of the Indian community overseas, PM Modi said that Indians contribute to do the most no matter where they are. In his over one-hour long speech, he also apprised the gathering how India has become a key player in mobile manufacturing -- from being an importer to an exporter, digital public infrastructure adoption. He added that the day is not far when Made in India chips will he available in America. Nirav Patel, representing Asian American Store Owners Association, who participated in the community event, talking to ANI, said that the Prime Minister has presented today's India. "The Prime Minister has presented India today to the United States that how India is growing and how the Indian community is growing in America and what is the contribution of Indian Americans in USA. We are almost about 7-8 per cent of the GDP growth in America and also the way India has shown growth without damaging the atmosphere and the climate. India is creating hardly 4 per cent of the carbon emission than what other the other developed countries are generating," Patel told ANI. Sanjeev Joshipura, Executive Director of Indiaspora, who had the chance to meet the Prime Minister said, it was heartening to hear the Indian leader. "I had the chance to meet with Prime Minister Modi briefly before the event and had the chance to present to him what work Indiaspora has done in conjunction with Boston Consulting Group on the impact of the Indian diaspora on the US-India relationship and on US society. And it was heartening to hear him say he's been doing this for a while for many years now. Saluting the Indian diaspora, really acknowledging their contributions in the US India space across a variety of different realms and that was really remarkable and heartening to hear..., " said Joshipura. Ashok Madhav, another member of the Indian diaspora, told ANI, that he thinks India is in good hands and India will continue to grow. "Right now, it is the 5th largest and it will become the third largest in the next five years and the Indian diaspora in the USA is playing its role..., " said Ashok Madhav. Another diaspora member talking to ANI appreciated the Prime Minister's speech. "He spoke about 6G. He spoke about drones but something that is really appealing is we are focusing a lot on sustainability. We are focusing on inclusive growth and the PM covered everything. He spoke about rural development, about the participation of women and men in the development...," the diaspora member said. Priya, a member of the Indian diaspora, said the event venue was full of energy and vibrant. "The arena was full of energy, so much vibrancy. We all know that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is such a good speaker. I mean, he really energized the whole thing. And speaking about how important and vital role India is playing in Global South, which is very important, and also the energy and the synergy of the US-India relationship was very much at the forefront through his speech, where he energized everybody...," Priya told ANI. Chandram Mukhim representing DICCI (Dalit India Chamber of Commerce and Industry, USA) told ANI, that it was a great event for the community, for the country and for the Indian diaspora. "It's a successful event and from the prospect of diversity and inclusivity, it just opened up space for the community and for the people." Sudhir M. Parikh, Chairman of Parikh Worldwide Media and ITV Gold said, "I'm one of the organisers, one of the gold sponsors of this event and this event was done very nicely...People enjoyed the Prime Minister's speech. I'm sure everyone agrees that the Prime Minister is a great orator. He puts our development story very clearly and very convincingly and we really enjoyed it..." Later on Sunday, Prime Minister Modi will interact with the CEOs of leading US-based companies to foster greater collaborations between the two countries in the cutting-edge areas of AI, quantum computing, semiconductors, and biotechnology, among others. On Day 1, Saturday, Prime Minister Modi took part in the fourth Quad Leaders' Summit in Wilmington, Delaware, which is being hosted by US President Joe Biden. The forum has emerged as a key group of the like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region. On Monday, Prime Minister Modi will address the 'Summit of the Future' at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The theme of the Summit is 'Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow'. (ANI)

PM Modi holds 'fruitful' talks with Biden; exchanges views on global & regional issues, including Indo-Pacific and beyond

"The United States' partnership with India is stronger, closer, and more dynamic than any time in history. Prime Minister Modi, each time we sit down, I'm struck by our ability to find new areas of cooperation. Today was no different," Biden said in a post on X after the meeting that lasted more than an hour. The two leaders, who met on the margins of the Quad summit here, discussed ways to further enhance bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest and exchanged views on global and regional issues including the Indo-Pacific region and beyond, the Ministry of External Affairs said in a press release. The two leaders expressed confidence in the strength and continuing resilience of the relationship and their belief in its significance for all areas of human endeavour between the two countries, it added. Modi emphasised that India and the US today enjoy a comprehensive global strategic partnership that covers all areas of human endeavour, driven by shared democratic values, convergence of interests and vibrant people-to-people ties. Prime Minister Modi conveyed his appreciation for the unparalleled contributions made by President Biden in giving impetus to the India-US partnership. Recalling his State visit to the US in June 2023 and President Biden's visit to India in September 2023 for the G-20 Leaders' Summit, Modi said that the visits have imparted greater dynamism and depth to the India-US partnership. "I thank President Biden for hosting me at his residence in Greenville, Delaware. Our talks were extremely fruitful. We had the opportunity to discuss regional and global issues during the meeting," Modi said in a post on X. Hours before the meeting, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan had said the Ukraine war and Modi's recent visit to Kyiv was expected to figure prominently in the bilateral meeting. "My meeting with President Biden will allow us to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership for the benefit of our people and the global good," Modi had said in his departure statement in New Delhi. Modi was accompanied by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Ambassador of India to the US Vinay Mohan Kwatra. The US team included Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs T H Jake Sullivan and Ambassador of the US to India Eric Garcetti. "Further advancing the Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. PM @narendramodi & @POTUS @JoeBiden held bilateral talks in Wilmington, Delaware today. In a special gesture, the meeting was hosted by President Biden at his residence," the MEA spokesperson said. Modi was also expected to hold separate bilateral meetings with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who are here for the Quad Summit. The annual Quad summit hosted by President Biden in his hometown Wilmington is expected to roll out a series of new initiatives to boost cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and explore ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. The four-member Quad, or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, advocates upholding a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. China claims that the grouping aims to contain its rise. Earlier on Saturday, a large group of the Indian diaspora greeted Modi upon his arrival at the Philadelphia International Airport, from where he travelled to Wilmington. Modi greeted a group of people dressed in traditional attire, with many of them holding the Indian tri-colour. He walked along the fenced area, signed autographs for some of them and shook hands with some others. "An energetic welcome in Philadelphia! Our diaspora's blessings are greatly cherished," Modi said in another post on X. "The Indian community has distinguished itself in the USA, making a positive impact across diverse sectors. It's always a delight to interact with them," the prime minister said. "Let's celebrate the bonds that connect our nations!" From Wilmington, Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on Sunday and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. The prime minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. "I am eagerly looking forward to engaging with the Indian diaspora and important American business leaders, who are the key stakeholders and provide vibrancy to the unique partnership between the largest and the oldest democracies of the world," Modi said. "The Summit of the Future is an opportunity for the global community to chart the road ahead for the betterment of humanity. I will share the views of one-sixth of humanity as their stakes in a peaceful and secure future are among the highest in the world," the prime minister said. The 'Summit of the Future' will bring leaders from various countries to forge a new international consensus on how to deliver a "better present and safeguard the future," according to the UN. PTI LKJ/ZH ASH ZH ZH

PM Modi holds 'fruitful' talks with Biden; exchanges views on global & regional issues

PM Modi, who is in the US on a three-day visit, was on Saturday welcomed by Biden at his residence in Greenville, Delaware, where the two leaders hugged each other Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an "extremely fruitful" meeting with US President Joe Biden during which the two leaders discussed ways to further enhance bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest and exchanged views on global and regional issues including the Indo-Pacific region and beyond. ADVERTISEMENT Modi, who is in the US on a three-day visit, was on Saturday welcomed by Biden at his residence in Greenville, Delaware, where the two leaders hugged each other. Biden held Modi's hand as he led him into the house where the bilateral talks took place. "The United States' partnership with India is stronger, closer, and more dynamic than any time in history. Prime Minister Modi, each time we sit down, I'm struck by our ability to find new areas of cooperation. Today was no different," Biden said in a post on X after the meeting that lasted more than an hour. The two leaders, who met on the margins of the Quad summit, discussed ways to further enhance bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest and exchanged views on global and regional issues including the Indo-Pacific region and beyond, the Ministry of External Affairs said in a press release. The two leaders expressed confidence in the strength and continuing resilience of the relationship and their belief in its significance for all areas of human endeavour between the two countries, it added. Modi emphasised that India and the US today enjoy a comprehensive global strategic partnership that covers all areas of human endeavour, driven by shared democratic values, convergence of interests and vibrant people-to-people ties. Prime Minister Modi conveyed his appreciation for the unparalleled contributions made by President Biden in giving impetus to the India-US partnership. Recalling his State visit to the US in June 2023 and President Biden's visit to India in September 2023 for the G-20 Leaders' Summit, Modi said that the visits have imparted greater dynamism and depth to the India-US partnership. "I thank President Biden for hosting me at his residence in Greenville, Delaware. Our talks were extremely fruitful. We had the opportunity to discuss regional and global issues during the meeting," Modi said in a post on X. Hours before the meeting, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan had said the Ukraine war and Modi's recent visit to Kyiv was expected to figure prominently in the bilateral meeting. "My meeting with President Biden will allow us to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership for the benefit of our people and the global good," Modi had said in his departure statement in New Delhi. Modi was accompanied by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Ambassador of India to the US Vinay Mohan Kwatra. The US team included Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs T H Jake Sullivan and Ambassador of the US to India Eric Garcetti. "Further advancing the Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. PM @narendramodi & @POTUS @JoeBiden held bilateral talks in Wilmington, Delaware today. In a special gesture, the meeting was hosted by President Biden at his residence," the MEA spokesperson said. Modi was also expected to hold separate bilateral meetings with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who are here for the Quad Summit. The annual Quad summit hosted by President Biden in his hometown Wilmington is expected to roll out a series of new initiatives to boost cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and explore ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. The four-member Quad, or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, advocates upholding a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. China claims that the grouping aims to contain its rise. Earlier on Saturday, a large group of the Indian diaspora greeted Modi upon his arrival at the Philadelphia International Airport, from where he travelled to Wilmington. Modi greeted a group of people dressed in traditional attire, with many of them holding the Indian tri-colour. He walked along the fenced area, signed autographs for some of them and shook hands with some others. 'An energetic welcome in Philadelphia! Our diaspora's blessings are greatly cherished,' Modi said in another post on X. 'The Indian community has distinguished itself in the USA, making a positive impact across diverse sectors. It's always a delight to interact with them,' the prime minister said. 'Let's celebrate the bonds that connect our nations!' From Wilmington, Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on Sunday and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. The prime minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. 'I am eagerly looking forward to engaging with the Indian diaspora and important American business leaders, who are the key stakeholders and provide vibrancy to the unique partnership between the largest and the oldest democracies of the world,' Modi said. 'The Summit of the Future is an opportunity for the global community to chart the road ahead for the betterment of humanity. I will share the views of one-sixth of humanity as their stakes in a peaceful and secure future are among the highest in the world,' the prime minister said. The 'Summit of the Future' will bring leaders from various countries to forge a new international consensus on how to deliver a 'better present and safeguard the future,' according to the UN. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever

PM Modi arrives in US ahead of Quad Summit, will hold bilateral meeting with Joe Biden

PM Modi arrived in the US on Saturday for a three-day visit aimed at further strengthening the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. He will attend the Quad Summit, and also address a key event at the United Nations Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi arrived in the United States (US) on Saturday for a three-day visit aimed at further strengthening the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. He will be attending the Quad Summit, and also address a key event at the United Nations, news agency PTI reported. ADVERTISEMENT Ahead of the Quad Leaders' Summit on the first day of the trip, PM Modi is scheduled to hold one-on-one meetings with US President Joe Biden as well as his Australian and Japanese counterparts Anthony Albanese and Fumio Kishida. "I am confident the discussions throughout the day will contribute to making our planet better and addressing key global challenges," PM Modi posted on X after arriving in Wilmington, Delaware, where the summit is to be held. Earlier, the Indian diaspora greeted PM Modi at Philadelphia International Airport, from where he travelled to Wilmington, the hometown of President Biden. PM Modi greeted the diaspora members, many of whom were dressed in traditional attire and waving the Indian tricolour. He walked along the fenced area, signed autographs for some, and shook hands with others. "An energetic welcome in Philadelphia! The blessings of our diaspora are greatly cherished," Modi said in another post on X. "The Indian community has made a distinguished contribution in the USA, making a positive impact across diverse sectors. It's always a pleasure to engage with them," the prime minister added. "Let us celebrate the bonds that connect our nations!" "PM @narendramodi arrives in the historic city of Philadelphia. An action-packed day with engagements in bilateral and Quad formats in Wilmington, Delaware lies ahead. Stay tuned!" the Ministry of External Affairs posted on X, along with photos. "Welcoming PM @narendramodi for a special visit to the USA to further strengthen the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership! During the visit, the PM will meet @Potus for bilateral discussions, attend the 6th Quad Leaders' Summit, address the United Nations 'Summit of the Future', and hold several other substantive engagements, including with top tech CEOs and the Indian diaspora," the Indian Embassy in the US posted on X. After Wilmington, Modi will head to New York to attend an Indian community event on Long Island on Sunday, September 22, and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the following day. Other engagements include participating in a roundtable with Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of American companies working on advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and semiconductors. The annual Quad Summit in Wilmington is expected to launch several new initiatives aimed at boosting cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and exploring peaceful solutions to conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. In his departure statement from New Delhi, Modi said he looked forward to joining his counterparts -- President Biden, Prime Minister Albanese, and Prime Minister Kishida -- at the Quad Summit. "The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded nations working for peace, progress, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region," he noted. The four-member Quad, or Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, champions a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. China, however, views it as an anti-Beijing grouping. The Quad leaders are also expected to announce a "milestone" initiative aimed at preventing, detecting, treating, and mitigating the impact of cancer on patients and their families. "I am eagerly looking forward to engaging with the Indian diaspora and prominent American business leaders, who are key stakeholders in the vibrant partnership between the world's largest and oldest democracies," Modi remarked. "The Summit of the Future is a chance for the global community to chart a path towards a better future for humanity. "I will share the views of one-sixth of humanity, as their stake in a peaceful and secure future is among the highest in the world," the prime minister added. The 'Summit of the Future' will bring together leaders from various nations to form a new global consensus on how to deliver a "better present and safeguard the future," according to the UN.

PM Modi meets US Prez: Biden says India-US partnership 'stronger, closer, and more dynamic' than ever

"A special start to a significant visit. @POTUS @JoeBiden warmly received PM @narendramodi at his residence in Greenville, Delaware," the prime minister's office said in a post on X. Modi was welcomed by Biden at his residence, where the two leaders hugged each other. Biden held Modi's hand as he led him into the house. "The United States' partnership with India is stronger, closer, and more dynamic than any time in history. Prime Minister Modi, each time we sit down, I'm struck by our ability to find new areas of cooperation. Today was no different," Biden said in a post on X. Hours before the meeting, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said the Ukraine war and Modi's recent visit to Kyiv was expected to figure prominently in the bilateral meeting. "My meeting with President Biden will allow us to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership for the benefit of our people and the global good," Modi had said in his departure statement in New Delhi. Modi was accompanied by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Ambassador of India to the US Vinay Mohan Kwatra. The US team included Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs T H Jake Sullivan and Ambassador of the US to India Eric Garcetti. "A warm and special beginning to an important visit. In a special gesture @POTUS Joe Biden hosts PM @narendramodi at his residence. PM @narendramodi warmly received by @POTUS Joe Biden at Greenville, Delaware ahead of their bilateral meeting," Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said in a post on X. Modi, who is here as part of his three-day visit to the United States, will also hold separate bilateral meetings with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who are here for the Quad Summit. The annual Quad summit being hosted by President Biden in his hometown Wilmington is expected to roll out a series of new initiatives to boost cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and explore ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. The four-member Quad, or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, advocates upholding a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. Beijing sees it as an anti-China grouping. In his departure statement in New Delhi, Modi said he looked forward to joining his colleagues President Biden, Prime Minister Albanese and Prime Minister Kishida for the Quad Summit. "The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region," he added. The Quad leaders are also set to unveil a "milestone" initiative to prevent, detect, treat and alleviate the impact of cancer on patients and their families. Earlier, a large group of the Indian diaspora greeted Modi upon his arrival at the Philadelphia International Airport, from where he travelled to Wilmington. Modi greeted a group of people dressed in traditional attire, with many of them holding the Indian tri-colour. He walked along the fenced area, signed autographs for some of them and shook hands with some others. "An energetic welcome in Philadelphia! Our diaspora's blessings are greatly cherished," Modi said in another post on X. "The Indian community has distinguished itself in the USA, making a positive impact across diverse sectors. It's always a delight to interact with them," the prime minister said. "Let's celebrate the bonds that connect our nations!" From Wilmington, Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on September 22 and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. The prime minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. "I am eagerly looking forward to engaging with the Indian diaspora and important American business leaders, who are the key stakeholders and provide vibrancy to the unique partnership between the largest and the oldest democracies of the world," Modi said. "The Summit of the Future is an opportunity for the global community to chart the road ahead for the betterment of humanity. I will share the views of one-sixth of humanity as their stakes in a peaceful and secure future are among the highest in the world," the prime minister said. The 'Summit of the Future' will bring leaders from various countries to forge a new international consensus on how to deliver a "better present and safeguard the future," according to the UN. PTI LKJ/ZH ASH ZH ZH

PM Modi arrives in New York

The Quad Leaders' Summit took place on Saturday in Biden's hometown Wilmington. It was attended by Prime Minister Modi, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of Australia, and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan. "After programmes in Delaware, landed in New York. Eager to be among the diaspora at the community programme in the city and to take part in other programmes," Prime Minister Modi posted on X. In New York, Modi will attend an Indian community event at Long Island on September 22 and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. The prime minister's other engagements include participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. PTI AMS

PM Modi arrives in the US, will take part in Quad Summit, engage in bilateral with President Biden today

The Prime Minister said that his meeting with President Biden will allow the two countries to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. Just ahead of the Quad summit, PM Modi will engage in a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden. India and United States enjoy a comprehensive global strategic partnership covering almost all areas of human endeavour, driven by shared democratic values, convergence of interests on a range of issues, and vibrant people-to-people contacts.One of the key issues is India-US defence cooperation, which was renewed for ten years in 2015. In 2016, the defence relationship was designated as a Major Defence Partnership (MDP). On 30 July 2018, India was moved into the Tier-1 of the US Department of Commerce's Strategic Trade Authorization license exception. The US is also the largest trading partner of India with overall bilateral trade in goods and services of USD190.1 billion for calendar year 2023 Next on the PM's agenda will be the annual Quad summit to be held in Wilmington, Delware, the hometown of US President Joe Biden.The Sixth Quad summit brings together India, Australia, Japan, and the United States, with a commitment to work as a force for global good and to support an open, free, and inclusive Indo-Pacific that is prosperous and resilient. The summit is also critical for India as it will be hosting the next Summit. PM Modi will join US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Saturday to discuss regional security and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.The last Quad Leaders' Summit, the fifth edition, was held in Hiroshima, Japan on May 20 last year. In addition to the Joint Statement, the "Quad Leaders' Vision Statement - Enduring Partners for the Indo-Pacific" was also released, outlining the Leaders' vision for a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific, and upholding the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful resolution of disputes. From Wilmington, the Prime Minister will travel to New York. On September 22, PM Modi will address a community event of the Indian disapora at the Nassau Colliseum in Uniondale. About 4.4 million Indian Americans/Indian origin people reside in the US. Persons of Indian origin (3.18 million) constitute the third largest Asian ethnic group in the US. Prime Minister Modi will also be attending a Business Roundtable with CEOs of leading US companies in the cutting-edge areas of Artificial Intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, and biotechnology. PM Modi will also attend the Summit of the Future (SOTF) at the United Nations on September 23. The theme of the Summit is 'Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow'. SoTF is an important milestone in the history of UN as it enters the 80th year of its establishment in 2025. A Pact for the Future, with its two annexes Global Digital Compact and Declaration on Future Generations, will be the outcome document of the SoTF. The Summit is expected to witness participation of a number of world leaders. The Pact for the Future is seen by many in the Global South as an opportunity to highlight issues of importance in the areas of health, energy security issues, climate change, transform institutions of global governance and economic inequalities. (ANI)

PM Modi's 3-day US visit begins, to hold talks with Biden, attend Quad Summit shortly

The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region. Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at Hotel du Pont in Delawar on Saturday morning (local time) ahead of QUAD (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue) Leaders' Summit, which is set to take place in US President Joe Biden's hometown. PM Modi, after arriving at the hotel, met members of the Indian diaspora gathered to welcome him there. Prior to arriving at the hotel in Wilmington, Delaware, PM Modi landed at the Philadelphia International Airport, where he received a rousing welcome from the Indian community members. He also interacted with the diaspora members outside the airport. After PM Modi's arrival at the airport, the official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs, Randhir Jaiswal said, "PM Narendra Modi arrives in the historic city of Philadelphia. An action packed day with engagements in bilateral and Quad formats in Wilmington, Delaware lies ahead." The diaspora members in the US said they were extremely excited to meet PM Modi. A member of the Indian diaspora outside Philadelphia International Airport following the Prime Minister's arrival said, "We live in the US as the cultural ambassadors of Modi ji...We would like to make India proud by following Modi ji's guidance." The Indian diaspora in Delaware is buzzing with excitement as they prepare to welcome PM Modi. Chants of "Modi, Modi" filled the air as community members prepared for the PM's arrival outside hotel.A member of the Indian diaspora, Dilip Joshi, said, "It has never happened before that leaders of four countries have come to Wilmington, Delaware. We consider ourselves lucky that our PM has come here with our President." PM Modi's three-day US visit from September 21-23 includes, a bilateral meeting with President Biden, attending the Quad summit, a diaspora address in New York and addressing the Summit of the Future at the United Nations General Assembly in New York Ahead of leaving India, PM Modi said in his departure statement that he looked forward to joining his colleagues--US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for the Quad Summit. The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region. It is pertinent to note that the gathering will be the first time that Joe Biden, as President, has ever asked a foreign leader to visit Wilmington, a reflection of his closeness with each dignitary: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. At the Quad Summit, the leaders will review the progress achieved by the Quad over the past year and set the agenda for the year ahead to assist the countries of the Indo-Pacific region in meeting their development goals and aspirations, the Ministry of External Affairs stated. PM Modi will join US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to discuss regional security and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. The last Quad Leaders' Summit, the fifth edition, was held in Hiroshima, Japan, on May 20 last year. In addition to the Joint Statement, the "Quad Leaders' Vision Statement--Enduring Partners for the Indo-Pacific" was also released, outlining the Leaders' vision for a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific, and upholding the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful resolution of disputes. From Wilmington, the Prime Minister will travel to New York. On September 22, PM Modi will address a community event of the Indian diaspora at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale. About 4.4 million Indian Americans/Indian origin people reside in the US. Persons of Indian origin (3.18 million) constitute the third largest Asian ethnic group in the US. PM Modi will also be attending a business roundtable with CEOs of leading US companies in the cutting-edge areas of artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, and biotechnology.PM Modi will also address the 'Summit of the Future' (SOTF) at the United Nations on September 23. The theme of the summit is 'Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow'. (This story has not been edited by DNA staff and is published from ANI)

PM Modi arrives in USA for Quad summit, will hold bilateral meeting with President Biden

Modi landed at Philadelphia for his onward journey to Wilmington. At the Philadelphia International Airport in Pennsylvania state, he was greeted by a large gathering of the Indian diaspora. Modi greeted the group of people dressed in their traditional wear with many of them holding the Indian tri-colour. He walked along the fenced area, signed autographs for some of them and shook hands with some others. "PM @narendramodi arrives in the historic city of Philadelphia. An action packed day with engagements in bilateral and Quad formats in Wilmington, Delaware lies ahead. Stay tuned!" the Ministry of External Affairs posted on X along with a few photos. "Welcoming PM @narendramodi for a special visit to the USA to further strengthen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership! During the visit, PM will meet @Potus for bilateral discussions, participate in the 6th Quad Leaders' Summit, address the United Nations 'Summit of the Future,' and hold several other substantive engagements, including with the top tech CEOs and the Indian diaspora," the Indian Embassy in the US posted on X. The annual Quad summit at Wilmington, which is President Joe Biden's hometown, is expected to roll out a series of new initiatives to boost cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and explore ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. The prime minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. In his departure statement at New Delhi, Modi said he looked forward to joining his colleagues President Joe Biden, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for the Quad Summit. "The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region," he added. The four-member Quad, or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, advocates upholding a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. Beijing sees it as an ant-China grouping. The Quad leaders are also set to unveil a "milestone" initiative to prevent, detect, treat and alleviate the impact of cancer on patients and their families. From Wilmington, Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on September 22 and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. "I am eagerly looking forward to engaging with the Indian diaspora and important American business leaders, who are the key stakeholders and provide vibrancy to the unique partnership between the largest and the oldest democracies of the world," Modi said. "The Summit of the Future is an opportunity for the global community to chart the road ahead for the betterment of humanity. "I will share the views of one sixth of humanity as their stakes in a peaceful and secure future are among the highest in the world," the prime minister said. The 'Summit of the Future' will bring leaders from various countries to forge a new international consensus on how to deliver a "better present and safeguard the future," according to the UN. PTI LKJ MPB IJT NPK ASH NPK NPK

PM Modi arrives in Philadelphia, heads to Delaware to meet President Biden, attend Quad

Philadelphia was the site of the First and Second Continental Congresses, and the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Ahead of leaving India, PM Modi said in his departure statement that he looked forward to joining his colleagues - US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for the Quad Summit. The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region. President Biden in a post on X welcomed the Quad leaders. "Today, I'll welcome Prime Ministers Albanese, Modi, and Kishida to my home: Delaware. These leaders aren't just essential to ensuring a free and open Indo-Pacific - they're friends of mine and friends of our nation. I look forward to all we'll accomplish in the Summit ahead." The Prime Minister said that his meeting with President Biden will allow the two countries to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. Just ahead of the Quad summit, PM Modi will engage in a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden. India and United States enjoy a comprehensive global strategic partnership covering almost all areas of human endeavour, driven by shared democratic values, convergence of interests on a range of issues, and vibrant people-to-people contacts. One of the key issues is India-US defence cooperation, which was renewed for ten years in 2015. In 2016, the defence relationship was designated as a Major Defence Partnership (MDP). On 30 July 2018, India was moved into Tier-1 of the US Department of Commerce's Strategic Trade Authorisation Licence exception. The US is also the largest trading partner of India, with overall bilateral trade in goods and services of USD190.1 billion for calendar year 2023 Next on the PM Modi's agenda will be the annual Quad summit to be held in Wilmington, Delware, the hometown of US President Joe Biden.The Sixth Quad summit brings together India, Australia, Japan, and the United States, with a commitment to work as a force for global good and to support an open, free, and inclusive Indo-Pacific that is prosperous and resilient. The summit is also critical for India as it will be hosting the next Summit. PM Modi will join US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Saturday to discuss regional security and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. The last Quad Leaders' Summit, the fifth edition, was held in Hiroshima, Japan on May 20 last year. In addition to the Joint Statement, the "Quad Leaders' Vision Statement - Enduring Partners for the Indo-Pacific" was also released, outlining the Leaders' vision for a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific, and upholding the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful resolution of disputes. On September 22, PM Modi will address a community event of the Indian disapora at the Nassau Colliseum in Uniondale. About 4.4 million Indian Americans/Indian origin people reside in the US. Persons of Indian origin (3.18 million) constitute the third largest Asian ethnic group in the US. PM Modi will also be attending a business roundtable with CEOs of leading US companies in the cutting-edge areas of artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, and biotechnology. From Wilmington, the Prime Minister will travel to New York to attend the Summit of the Future (SOTF) at the United Nations on September 23. The theme of the summit is 'Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow'. SoTF is an important milestone in the history of UN as it enters the 80th year of its establishment in 2025. A Pact for the Future, with its two annexes, Global Digital Compact and Declaration on Future Generations, will be the outcome document of the SoTF. The Summit is expected to witness participation of a number of world leaders. The Pact for the Future is seen by many in the Global South as an opportunity to highlight issues of importance in the areas of health, energy security issues, climate change, transform institutions of global governance and economic inequalities. (ANI)

PM Modi meets US President Biden ahead of Quad summit, Russia-Ukraine conflict on agenda

Modi was welcomed by Biden at his residence, where the two leaders hugged each other. Biden held Modi's hand as he led him into the house. "A warm and special beginning to an important visit. In a special gesture @POTUS Joe Biden hosts PM @narendramodi at his residence. PM @narendramodi warmly received by @POTUS Joe Biden at Greenville, Delaware ahead of their bilateral meeting," Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said in a post on X. The Ukraine war and Modi's recent visit to Kyiv is expected to figure prominently in the bilateral meeting, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan earlier said. "My meeting with President Biden will allow us to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership for the benefit of our people and the global good," Modi had said in his departure statement in New Delhi. Modi was accompanied by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Ambassador of India to the US Vinay Mohan Kwatra. The US team included Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs T H Jake Sullivan and Ambassador of the US to India Eric Garcetti. Modi, who is here as part of his three-day visit to the United States, will also hold separate bilateral meetings with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who are here for the Quad Summit. The annual Quad summit being hosted by President Biden in his hometown Wilmington is expected to roll out a series of new initiatives to boost cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and explore ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. The four-member Quad, or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, advocates upholding a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. Beijing sees it as an anti-China grouping. In his departure statement in New Delhi, Modi said he looked forward to joining his colleagues President Biden, Prime Minister Albanese and Prime Minister Kishida for the Quad Summit. "The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region," he added. The Quad leaders are also set to unveil a "milestone" initiative to prevent, detect, treat and alleviate the impact of cancer on patients and their families. Earlier, a large group of the Indian diaspora greeted Modi upon his arrival at the Philadelphia International Airport, from where he travelled to Wilmington. Modi greeted a group of people dressed in traditional attire, with many of them holding the Indian tri-colour. He walked along the fenced area, signed autographs for some of them and shook hands with some others. "An energetic welcome in Philadelphia! Our diaspora's blessings are greatly cherished," Modi said in another post on X. "The Indian community has distinguished itself in the USA, making a positive impact across diverse sectors. It's always a delight to interact with them," the prime minister said. "Let's celebrate the bonds that connect our nations!" From Wilmington, Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on September 22 and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. The prime minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. "I am eagerly looking forward to engaging with the Indian diaspora and important American business leaders, who are the key stakeholders and provide vibrancy to the unique partnership between the largest and the oldest democracies of the world," Modi said. "The Summit of the Future is an opportunity for the global community to chart the road ahead for the betterment of humanity. I will share the views of one-sixth of humanity as their stakes in a peaceful and secure future are among the highest in the world," the prime minister said. The 'Summit of the Future' will bring leaders from various countries to forge a new international consensus on how to deliver a "better present and safeguard the future," according to the UN. PTI LKJ/ZH ASH ZH ZH

'Always A Delight...': PM Modi Greets Indian Diaspora As He Arrives In US Ahead Of Quad Summit - News18

The Prime Minister's agenda also includes a meeting with US President Joe Biden to review and deepen the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership. Follow PM Modi US Visit LIVE Updates Upon his arrival at Philadelphia International Airport, PM Modi received a rousing welcome from a large number of Indian diaspora members. He also interacted with the Indian community who were eagerly waiting for his arrival before proceeding to Hotel duPont, in Wilmington, Delaware, where he will be staying. PM Modi greeted the group of people dressed in their traditional wear with many of them holding the Indian tri-colour. He walked along the fenced area, signed autographs for some of them and shook hands with some others. "An energetic welcome in Philadelphia! Our diaspora's blessings are greatly cherished," PM Modi said in a post on X. At the Hotel duPont, he was welcomed with music, dance, and greetings. A group of women also performed Garba to welcome the Prime Minister. He once again interacted with the Indian community people. After greeting the Indian diaspora, PM Modi said that it was 'always a delight' to interact with them and also expressed his excitement about an Indian community event scheduled for Sunday. "The Indian community has distinguished itself in the USA, making a positive impact across diverse sectors. It's always a delight to interact with them. At around 9:30 PM India time on Sunday, 22nd September, I will address the Modi and US programme in New York City. Let's celebrate the bonds that connect our nations!" he said in another post on X. From Wilmington, PM Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on Sunday and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. The Prime Minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. The annual Quad summit at Wilmington is expected to roll out a series of new initiatives to boost cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and explore ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. Ahead of his visit, PM Modi expressed his enthusiasm to engage with leaders of the Quad, including President Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, to further the group's mission of fostering peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.

PM Modi arrives in US on three-day visit, to attend Quad summit on Day 1

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday arrived in the US for a three-day visit to attend a Quad summit and address a key conclave at the United Nations. Modi will also hold separate bilateral meetings with US President Joe Biden and other world leaders on the margins of the Quad summit in Wilmington, Delaware, and the 'Summit of the Future' at the UN General Assembly in New York. Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp Modi landed at Philadelphia for his onward journey to Wilmington. The annual Quad summit at President Joe Biden's hometown Wilmington is expected to roll out a series of new initiatives to boost cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and explore ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. The prime minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a round table with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. In his departure statement at New Delhi, Modi said he looked forward to joining his colleagues President Joe Biden, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for the Quad Summit. More From This Section Modi, Yunus to not meet at UNGA, Bangladesh foreign adviser will meet EAM 22 people killed in Israeli strike on school, says Gaza health ministry India, Germany to improve cooperation in clean energy, mobility sectors Death toll from recent Israeli airstrike on Beirut suburb rises to 31 Naval commanders decide to bolster India's combat skill in strategic waters The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region, he added. The four-member Quad, or the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, advocates upholding a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific. Beijing sees it as an ant-China grouping. From Wilmington, Modi will travel to New York to attend an Indian community event at Long Island on September 22 and address the Summit of the Future at the UN General Assembly the next day. Also Read LIVE: PM Modi arrives in US to participate in the Quad summit PM not visiting conflict-hit Manipur, trying to stop Ukraine war: Owaisi PM Modi to interact with party workers on Sept 26 ahead of Haryana polls PM Modi heads for Quad: It was India's turn to host. Why did US swap it? PM's message will be India's example of domestic development: Amb Harish

US: PM Modi arrives at Hotel duPont in Wilmington ahead of Quad Leaders' Summit

Wilmington (Delaware) [US], September 21 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at Hotel Du Pont in Delawar on Saturday morning (local time) ahead of QUAD (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue) Leaders' Summit, which is set to take place in US President Joe Biden's hometown. PM Modi, after arriving at the hotel, met members of the Indian diaspora gathered to welcome him there. [{395e83f3-0b32-479b-adcb-c41fe4afc48a:intradmin/ANI-20240921150524.jpeg}] Prior to arriving at the hotel in Wilmington, Delaware, PM Modi landed at the Philadelphia International Airport, where he received a rousing welcome from the Indian community members. He also interacted with the diaspora members outside the airport. After PM Modi's arrival at the airport, the official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs, Randhir Jaiswal said, "PM Narendra Modi arrives in the historic city of Philadelphia. An action packed day with engagements in bilateral and Quad formats in Wilmington, Delaware lies ahead." The diaspora members in the US said they were extremely excited to meet PM Modi. A member of the Indian diaspora outside Philadelphia International Airport following the Prime Minister's arrival said, "We live in the US as the cultural ambassadors of Modi ji...We would like to make India proud by following Modi ji's guidance." [{f3e1a1ad-664c-4c68-af71-d915527e76e1:intradmin/ANI-20240921145622.jpg}] The Indian diaspora in Delaware is buzzing with excitement as they prepare to welcome PM Modi. Chants of "Modi, Modi" filled the air as community members prepared for the PM's arrival outside hotel. A member of the Indian diaspora, Dilip Joshi, said, "It has never happened before that leaders of four countries have come to Wilmington, Delaware. We consider ourselves lucky that our PM has come here with our President." PM Modi's three-day US visit from September 21-23 includes, a bilateral meeting with President Biden, attending the Quad summit, a diaspora address in New York and addressing the Summit of the Future at the United Nations General Assembly in New York Ahead of leaving India, PM Modi said in his departure statement that he looked forward to joining his colleagues-US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for the Quad Summit. The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region. It is pertinent to note that the gathering will be the first time that Joe Biden, as President, has ever asked a foreign leader to visit Wilmington, a reflection of his closeness with each dignitary: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. At the Quad Summit, the leaders will review the progress achieved by the Quad over the past year and set the agenda for the year ahead to assist the countries of the Indo-Pacific region in meeting their development goals and aspirations, the Ministry of External Affairs stated. PM Modi will join US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to discuss regional security and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. The last Quad Leaders' Summit, the fifth edition, was held in Hiroshima, Japan, on May 20 last year. In addition to the Joint Statement, the "Quad Leaders' Vision Statement-Enduring Partners for the Indo-Pacific" was also released, outlining the Leaders' vision for a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific, and upholding the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and peaceful resolution of disputes. From Wilmington, the Prime Minister will travel to New York. On September 22, PM Modi will address a community event of the Indian diaspora at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale. About 4.4 million Indian Americans/Indian origin people reside in the US. Persons of Indian origin (3.18 million) constitute the third largest Asian ethnic group in the US. PM Modi will also be attending a business roundtable with CEOs of leading US companies in the cutting-edge areas of artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, and biotechnology. PM Modi will also address the 'Summit of the Future' (SOTF) at the United Nations on September 23. The theme of the summit is 'Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow'. (ANI)

PM Narendra Modi says 'Quad here to stay', holds 'fruitful' talks with Joe Biden | 10 points

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in the United States on Saturday for his three-day official visit, attended the Quad Leaders' Summit and held bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden. In his opening remarks at the Quad Summit, Modi sent out a "clear message" to the world that the Quad is "here to stay, assist, partner, and complement". He also reaffirmed India's commitment to the Quad cooperation for a free and open Indo-Pacific. The Quad brings together four countries -- India, Australia, Japan, and the United States -- who are committed to working as a force for global good and supporting a prosperous and resilient Indo-Pacific that is open, free, and inclusive. On Sunday, September 22, Modi will travel to New York to interact with the Indian diaspora in Long Island. According to MEA, he will also interact with the CEOs of leading US-based companies to foster greater collaborations between the two countries in the cutting-edge areas of AI, quantum computing, semiconductors, and biotechnology. Modi is also expected to interact with thought leaders and other stakeholders active in the India-US bilateral landscape. On the last day of his visit to the US, the prime minister will address the 'Summit of the Future' at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The theme of the summit is 'Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow'.

PM Modi US visit live updates: PM Modi to land in US shortly for 4th Quad summit - The Times of India

PM Modi US visit: Quad emerged as key grouping to work for peace, stability in Indo-Pacific: PM Modi The Quad has emerged as a key platform of like-minded countries focusing on peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday as he embarked on a three-day visit to the US to attend a summit of the grouping and address a key conclave at the United Nations. Modi will also hold separate bilateral meetings with US President Joe Biden and other world leaders on the margins of the Quad summit in Wilmington, Delaware, and the 'Summit of the Future' at the UN General Assembly in New York. The prime minister's other engagements include joining an Indian diaspora event at Long Island and participating in a roundtable with CEOs of American firms working on cutting-edge technologies such as AI, quantum computing and semiconductors. "I look forward to joining my colleagues President Biden, Prime Minister Albanese and Prime Minister Kishida for the Quad Summit," Modi said in a departure statement. "The forum has emerged as a key group of like-minded countries to work for peace, progress and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region," he said. "My meeting with President Biden will allow us to review and identify new pathways to further deepen India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership for the benefit of our people and the global good," Modi said. (PTI)