Barack Obama In Delhi Today, Meeting With PM Modi Expected


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New Delhi:  Former US President Barack Obama, who is in Delhi today for a townhall for a Obama Foundation, is approaching to accommodate Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a visit. The dual leaders had grown a comfortable rapport during Mr Obama’s reign as a President.


In a Facebook message, Mr Obama has said, “I will be conducting a townhall with immature leaders of India who can share with me some of a works they are perplexing to do to make communities improved and also answer questions on how Obama Foundation can help.”


At a townhall, scheduled to be hold during 3:45 PM today, a former US President is approaching to correlate with around 280 immature leaders from opposite India. It will be streamed lived during Obama.org, and on a Obama Foundation’s Facebook page and YouTube channel.



The accommodate will “expand a review about what it means to be an active citizen and make an impact and how a Obama Foundation can support rising leaders in this effort,” Mr Obama’s bureau had pronounced in a statement. His bureau also pronounced he would accommodate PM Modi during a visit, nonetheless no timing was specified, Washington Post had reported.


Bilateral family between India and a US had reached a new high underneath a Obama administration.


While PM Modi visited US 4 times, and had been hosted during a White House, President Obama had been a arch guest during a Republic Day celebrations in 2015, months before he demitted office. During a visit, he had even co-hosted “Mann ki Baat”, a Prime Minister’s monthly radio programme.


The India revisit is partial of Mr Obama’s three-nation debate that also includes China and France. In China, he is approaching to accommodate President Xi Jinping, who has recently hosted US President Donald Trump in Beijing.


Prior to this, Mr Obama has hosted events with immature leaders in Germany, Indonesia, and Brazil.


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