Narendra Modi, back to the White House.

We spent a lot of time here and a lot of time in India, and he's a very special man.

Prime Minister, it is a pleasure to extend to you the same hospital that you showed Malania

and myself when we traveled to your beautiful country five years ago.

It's hard to believe so long ago,

and it seemed like yesterday it was beautiful. We opened the cricket stadium, 129,000 seats,

I think, the largest stadium in the world. And it was an incredible period of time. There is truly

a special bond between the United States and India and the world's oldest democracy and the world's largest democracy.

And I believe the world's largest country in terms of the numbers of people.

And today the Prime Minister and I are announcing a framework to strengthen those ties even further economically. And the U.S. India

compact for the 21st century is a historic initiative that will deepen every aspect of our

partnership and our friendship. Starting this year, we'll be increasing military sales to India by

many billions of dollars. We're also paving the way

to ultimately provide India with the F-35 stealth fighters. In 2017, my administration revived and

reinvigorated the Quad Security Partnership. And our meeting today, the Prime Minister and I reaffirmed that strong cooperation among the United

States, India, Australia, and Japan.

And it's crucial, really, to maintaining peace and prosperity, tranquility, even in the

Indo-Pacific.

In addition, the United States and India will be working together like never before to confront

the threat of radical Islamic terrorism, a threat all over the world, actually.

Today I'm pleased to announce that my administration has approved the extradition of one of the plotters and one of the very evil

people of the world and having to do with the horrific 208 Mumbai terrorist attack to face justice

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