Working in a very positive way with Pak to crack down on terror: Trump
Ahmedabad, Feb 24: US President Donald Trump said that their relationship with Pakistan is a very good one.
Speaking at the Namaste Trump event, he said that thanks to these efforts we are beginning to see signs of big progress with Pakistan, He said that the US is hopeful of reduced tensions, greater stability and the future of harmony for all nations in South Asia.

Trump also said that the US and India are committed to working together to stop terrorists and to fight their ideology. For this reason, since taking office, my administration is working in a very positive manner with Pakistan to crack down on terror organisations that operate along the border, Trump also said.
Trump also said that both India and the US are united in defending their citizens from the threat of radical Islamic terrorism.
Under my administration, we unleashed the full power of American military on the bloodthirsty killers of the ISIS. Today the ISIS territorial caliphate is 100 per cent destroyed. The monster, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead, Trump also said at the Namaste Trump event here.
I am pleased to announce that tomorrow our representatives will signs deals to sell over USD 3 billion, in the absolute finest state of art military helicopters and other equipment to the Indian armed forces, Trump also said.
As we continue to build our defence cooperation, the US looks forward to providing India with some of the best and most feared military equipment on the planet. We make the greatest weapons ever made. We make the best and we are now dealing with India, Trump said.
Earlier at the Namaste Trump event, Trump said that America has always been a great friend of India.
He said that America loves India. America respects India and America will always be faithful and a loyal friend to the Indian people, Trump also said.
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"Five months ago, the United States welcomed your great Prime Minister at a giant football stadium in Texas and today, India welcomed us at the world's largest cricket stadium right here in Ahmedabad," he also said.
You have done a great honour to the American people. We will always be thankful for your hospitaility. The life of PM Modi underscores the limitless promise for this nation. When he was a young man, he worked at a cafeteria. Everybody loves him but I will tell you, he is very tough. Today, he is tremendously successful, Trump also said.
You have proven that Indians can accomplish anything they want through their hard work. You have an incredible story of your rise, Trump said about Modi.
"India is the country that has always been admired and where millions of Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Jains, and Christians worship side by side. You have always stood strong as one great Indian nation," Trump also said.
He also spoke about Bollywood and Bhangra. All over the planet people take joy in watching Bollywood films, bhangra and classic films like Sholay and DDLJ, Trump further added.
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