Archive · 8 Nov 2025
India's MEA Mum on Trump's Potential India Visit
India's Foreign Ministry said they have no news to share about former President Donald Trump possibly visiting India.
Trump had suggested he might visit next year to improve trade between the two countries and mentioned that Prime Minister Modi invited him.
The ministry also said that the 'Quad' group, which includes India, the US, Australia, and Japan, is a good place for these countries to talk about important topics in the Indo-Pacific region.
They pointed out that the Quad is progressing well and recently had a conference in Mumbai about port development, which many countries attended.
India was scheduled to host a big Quad meeting in 2025.
India's MEA has stated they have 'nothing to share' regarding former US President Donald Trump's potential visit to India.
Donald Trump hinted at a possible visit to India next year to strengthen trade relations, mentioning an invitation from PM Modi.
The MEA reiterated that the Quad grouping is a 'valuable platform' for discussions in the Indo-Pacific region.
A Quad Ports of the Future Conference was recently held in Mumbai on October 29-30, with participation from 24 countries.
India was scheduled to host the next Quad summit in 2025.
- Who
- India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal and former US President Donald Trump
- What
- The MEA stated it has no information to share regarding Donald Trump's potential visit to India, while Trump hinted at a possible trip to strengthen trade relations. The MEA also affirmed the Quad's value as a platform for Indo-Pacific discussions and highlighted a recent conference.
- When
- Friday (MEA clarification); Earlier on Thursday (Trump's remarks)
- Where
- New Delhi, India (MEA briefing)
- Why
- To address media inquiries about a potential visit by Donald Trump to India and to comment on the Quad grouping's significance.
India's MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal
Former US President Donald Trump
Potential Visit to India
India's MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated they have 'nothing to share' regarding Donald Trump's potential visit to India.
Former US President Donald Trump
Former US President Donald Trump hinted at a possible visit to India for next year, citing a desire to strengthen trade relations and a personal invitation from Prime Minister Modi.
- Quad Members
- United States, Australia, Japan, India
- Quad's Purpose
- Valuable platform for cooperation and discussions in the Indo-Pacific region.
- Recent Quad Event
- Quad Ports of the Future Conference in Mumbai
- Conference Dates
- October 29-30
- Conference Participants
- 24 countries, including the four Quad partners
- India's Planned Summit Host Year
- 2025
Sources
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