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President Donald Trump to visit India on Feb 24-25

| @indiablooms | Feb 11, 2020, at 09:00 am

Washington/IBNS: The White House on Tuesday confirmed that US President Donald Trump will visit India later this month.

This will be Trump's first visit to India ever since he became the US President.

The White House said Trump will visit the South Asian nation from Feb 24 to 25.

The White House tweeted: " President @realDonaldTrump &@FLOTUS will travel to India from February 24-25 to visit Prime Minister
@narendramodi ! The trip will further strengthen the U.S.-India strategic partnership & highlight the strong & enduring bonds between the American & Indian people."

Last year, Modi had shared the stage with Donald Trump during the ''Howdy Modi'' event in Houston.

Modi had invited Trump to visit India.

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