Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump are expected to attend the G7 summit in France, where they may cross paths and a bilateral meeting is being explored. One report says a potential Modi–Trump meeting could take place on the sidelines of the summit, though no official engagement has been finalized. A separate account links the likely focus of any such talks to unresolved issues affecting trade discussions, including a trade-deal deadlock. Both sources also indicate that India–U.S. cooperation and broader regional and global priorities could feature in the agenda.
In addition to trade, reporting suggests discussions may also cover the Quad, the strategic grouping involving India, the United States, Japan and Australia, and possibly coordination on key global conflicts. Overall, the coverage characterizes the timing and format of any direct meeting as uncertain, while confirming both leaders’ attendance at the G7 and pointing to potential topics that align with ongoing India–U.S. engagement.
