US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have a productive and really sensible relationship, the American nationwide safety advisor has mentioned forward of the bilateral between the 2 leaders on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Bali, Indonesia.

“I would point out Prime Minister Modi has already been to the White House since President Biden took office, and the two of them have had the opportunity to meet in person multiple times and to talk by phone and on video multiple times,” US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan advised reporters on the White House on Thursday.

He mentioned the 2 leaders see frequent pursuits on quite a few crucial points and have actually labored collectively to strengthen the US-India partnership.

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“When you add all that up, it is a productive, very practical relationship,” Sullivan added.

“President Biden is looking forward to seeing Prime Minister Modi at the G20 this year, as we look ahead to the next year,” he mentioned.

India will maintain the presidency of the G20 subsequent yr and there’s a chance of a US presidential go to to the nation.

“President Biden certainly intends to be a participant in that G20. I don’t have anything to announce about visits prior to that, to India, or visits to the White House,” Sullivan mentioned.