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Modi and Trump Align on Maritime Security and West Asia Stability

Amid the G7 summit in France, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump held bilateral talks centered on regional security, specifically addressing the safety of Indian merchant sailors navigating the volatile Strait of Hormuz and the broader diplomatic efforts to restore peace across West Asia.

Modi and Trump Align on Maritime Security and West Asia Stability

The meeting marked a strategic pivot in bilateral relations, with Modi characterizing the current state of India-US cooperation as having gained fresh momentum and energy. Beyond diplomatic platitudes, the conversation focused on the operational reality of the Strait of Hormuz. Modi emphasized that keeping these maritime trade routes open remains a vital component of the global economy, necessitating a coordinated approach to freedom of navigation.

For the Indian government, the primary concern remains the safety of hundreds of thousands of seafarers currently deployed on international routes. Modi commended Trump’s personal involvement in West Asian peace initiatives, noting that these efforts have rekindled hope for stability in a region long plagued by conflict. The two leaders reached a consensus that the protection of personnel and the security of commercial shipping lanes must receive priority status in future diplomatic agreements.

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