New York:US President Donald Trump returned home on Wednesday after winding up his visit to expand strategic partnership with India.
What stated during India visit mentioned as two countries are still struggling to reach a comprehensive trade agreement, but the statement said Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi "are working toward a trade agreement that reflects the full potential of the economic relationship between our two countries."
Trump has consistently complained about the US trade deficit with India but the White House pointed out that energy exports to India have grown substantially. According to the trade contracts, India will be buying over $3 billion in American military equipment, including Apache and MH-60R helicopters.
While India does not seem to have acceded to US requests to not use Chinese technology for building the 5G telecommunications network, the statement said they "discussed the importance of building secure 5G systems to promote a trusted networking future".
