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We will continue to work together in the future: Obama says after meeting Modi

| | Jun 08, 2016, at 03:31 am
Washington, June 7 (IBNS): Meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the White House, US President Barack Obama on Tuesday said both India and his nation will work together in future.

"India is a young country and we are aware of the talent it has. We will continue to work together in the future too," Obama said after the meeting.

"India and the US share strong bonds," he said.

Obama said he has discussed different issues with the PM.

Modi is currently visiting the US.

 

Image: Vikas Swarup Twitter page

 

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