Speculation is mounting that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump could meet in person at the G7 Summit in France next month. Multiple reports connect the possibility to President Emmanuel Macron’s G7 invitation, which is being interpreted as a signal that senior leaders from relevant countries may be included for discussions. The potential meeting would be their first face-to-face interaction since February 2025, according to the reports. Sources also link the timing to ongoing diplomatic and economic conversations. They point to trade-related discussions between India and the United States and to separate questions surrounding regional mediation efforts, including claims that India-Pakistan ceasefire mediation has been a topic of attention. While the reports describe the meeting as possible rather than confirmed, they emphasize that the G7 setting would provide an opportunity for direct dialogue alongside broader summit talks among major economies and global stakeholders. Officials have not been cited in the provided excerpts as issuing a final confirmation, so the reported meeting remains under discussion.