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Modi speaks to Trump; both affirm commitment to world peace

Trump tells Modi that he considers him and India a true friend of the US

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 10:58 PM Nov 06, 2024 IST

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Narendra Modi and Donald Trump. ANI file

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Prime minister Narendra Modi and US President-elect Donald Trump had a phone conversation on Wednesday and Modi congratulated the Republican US presidential nominee for his spectacular win.

Trump told PM Modi that he considered him and India a true friend of the US and Modi was one of the first world leaders he spoke to after his victory.

Both leaders affirmed to working together for world peace.

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Official sources citing the conversation said Trump spoke of the world loving PM Modi and adding that India is a magnificent country and Modi a magnificent man.

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