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Trump walks up to Modi for 'impromptu' chat at G20 Summit

  •   Sun, Jul 09 2017 10:49:45 AM

Hamburg, Jul 9 (PTI): As G20 leaders continued their Summit discussions for the second day here today, US President Donald Trump today walked up to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "an impromptu interaction".

Arvind Panagariya, sherpa for India at the Summit, tweeted about the "interaction", along with pictures of the two leaders and others just before start of the second day of working sessions of the G20 Summit ending today.

"In an impromptu interaction at the G20 Summit, POTUS (President of the US) waves to the PM, walks to him, other leaders gather around. Gr8 moments," Panagariya tweeted.

He further described the interaction as "some memorable moments just before the second day of the G20 Summit begins".

Panagariya, also the vice-chairman of government think- tank Niti Aayog, is representing India in the negotiations for the leaders' communique.

Besides a series of bilateral meetings, Modi had brief chats with various leaders at the Summit, including with IMF chief Christine Lagarde and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
  

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  • Peter, KSA

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    India should be extra cautious while dealing with U.S. Which ever country they showed their interest to establish ties, have seen destruction. Use and throw is their policy. We are surrounded by our neighbors who have fought wars with us. It doesn't mean that we can trust far away countries. This is my feeling. May be I am wrong also. Pray that all goes well with our relation with all countries including USA.

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