G20 Summit: PM Modi coined a new word for Japan, America and India as ‘JAI’ during trilateral meeting; see video
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first trilateral meeting with the US President Donald Trump and Japan PM Shinzo Abe has been concluded with a positive note. While addressing the media, PM Modi has expressed his joy and called that President Trump and PM Abe are his good friends and also both the countries are India’s strategic partners.
He even coined a word for the relations with the two countries as ‘JAI’ which formed after Japan-America-India. However, ‘JAI’ means success.
During the first trilateral meeting G20 summit in Buenos Aires, some major issues of global and multilateral interests were discussed. Also, the aggressive gesture of China in the Indo-Pacific region also discussed.
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#WATCH PM Narendra Modi on meeting US President Trump and Japan PM Shinzo Abe says 'Both countries are our strategic partners and both leaders are my good friends. Japan, USA, India acronym is JAI, so Jai in India means success. This sends a good message.' #G20 #Argentina pic.twitter.com/VhHPVXd1dB
— ANI (@ANI) November 30, 2018
PM Modi also stated that India will continue to work with the United States of America and Japan and also added that the three countries share a common vision and goal in the strategic region.
As per the PTI, Japanese premier Abe said he was happy to participate in "the first ever 'JAI' trilateral" while President Trump lauded India’s growth story.
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First published: 1 December 2018, 8:50 IST