Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden held bilateral talks in Delhi on Friday, a day ahead of the G20 Summit. The talks took place at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg, the Prime Minister's official residence.
The two leaders discussed a wide range of issues, including trade, investment, defence, and security. They also exchanged views on regional and global issues, such as the situation in Ukraine and the Indo-Pacific.
The talks were described as "productive" by both sides. The two leaders agreed to work together to strengthen the India-US strategic partnership.
In a statement, the Prime Minister's Office said that the talks "were held in a warm and cordial atmosphere". The statement said that the two leaders "discussed ways to further deepen the strategic partnership between India and the US".
The statement also said that the two leaders "agreed to work together to address common challenges, including terrorism, climate change, and the COVID-19 pandemic".
The bilateral talks between PM Modi and President Biden are seen as a significant step in strengthening the India-US strategic partnership. The two countries are increasingly working together on a wide range of issues, and the talks in Delhi are a sign of the growing importance of this partnership.
