G20 Summit: PM Modi terms Japan- America-India meet as ‘JAI’
Updated on Dec 01, 2018 10:01 am IST
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President of the United States Donald Trump on the sidelines of the 13th G20 Summit. The leaders of India, Japan and the US held a trilateral meeting on November 30 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This is the first time ever when the trio met together. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also coined an acronym for their meeting JAI – Japan, America and India which means success in the Hindi language.
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