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Shri Narendra Modi and Donald Trump held a discussion on the West Asia crisis, focusing on ensuring the Strait of Hormuz remains open amid rising global energy concerns. The conversation, held in the past week, also covered progress in India US bilateral ties. US officials indicated that several big-ticket agreements, particularly in the energy sector, are expected to be finalised in the coming weeks. The development comes against the backdrop of tensions involving Iran and disruptions to global shipping routes. Both countries are also preparing for upcoming diplomatic engagements, including a planned visit by senior US officials to India, signalling continued efforts to stabilise and strengthen bilateral relations.
Shri Narendra Modi and Donald Trump discussed the evolving West Asia situation and the need to ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains open and secure during a telephone conversation in the past week, as both sides also indicated progress in bilateral ties and potential agreements in the energy sector. Advertisement
The nearly 40-minute call marked their third interaction this year and came amid heightened global concerns over disruptions in key maritime routes, particularly following developments involving Iran and reports of a US naval blockade affecting regional shipping. Both leaders reviewed ongoing cooperation and reiterated their commitment to strengthening the India US comprehensive global strategic partnership across sectors.
Following the discussion, Sergio Gor indicated that several large-scale agreements between India and the United States are expected to be announced in the coming weeks, with a focus on the energy sector. While specific details were not disclosed, he suggested that collaborations could involve Indian public sector entities and American firms.
The conversation between the two leaders also addressed the broader implications of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy transit route. US officials indicated that maintaining open access to international waterways remains a priority, citing concerns over rising oil and gas prices linked to restricted movement of vessels in the region.
The call followed recent diplomatic developments, including the collapse of initial negotiations between the United States and Iran in Islamabad, with discussions ongoing regarding the possibility of further talks. The situation in West Asia has continued to influence global energy markets and trade flows, prompting engagement between major economies.
The interaction also came shortly after India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri concluded a multi-day visit to Washington, where discussions focused on stabilising bilateral ties after a period of strain. Relations between the two countries had faced challenges in recent months, including trade-related disagreements and differences over regional security issues.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to visit India in the coming weeks for discussions with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and other officials. The visit is likely to cover a range of issues, including trade, energy cooperation, and strategic coordination.
Officials indicated that efforts are underway to finalise agreements ahead of the visit, particularly in sectors such as energy. The US side also expressed interest in advancing multilateral engagements, including a Quad ministerial meeting to be hosted in India.
The developments signal ongoing efforts by both countries to reinforce bilateral engagement amid evolving geopolitical conditions, with a focus on economic cooperation and regional stability.
Source - PTI
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