Donald Trump Hails Modi as ‘Classic’ Leader, Ranks Him Among World’s Greatest

Trump calls Modi 'Classic'

Tech Desk: Former US President Donald Trump has lauded Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “classic” world leader, placing him among the two greatest global figures he most admires. Speaking on The Axios Show, Trump highlighted Modi’s exceptional leadership, alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping, praising their formidable political strength and global influence.

Trump specifically commended Modi for his strategic governance, noting India’s remarkable stability under his leadership. He pointed out Modi’s success in avoiding wars, a quality Trump described as “smart,” especially for a nation of 1.5 billion people. This steadfast approach, Trump observed, contrasts sharply with India’s historically turbulent political landscape, where leadership often changed rapidly.

The former President underscored Modi’s impressive tenure of over 12 years, attributing it to a rare blend of composure and toughness. He described Modi as a leader who maintains a calm public demeanor yet is “a very tough guy” in private. Trump even remarked that Hollywood would struggle to find an actor capable of portraying such stature, calling both Modi and Xi “classics.”

Trump, who has known Modi personally for years, reiterated this unique combination as a key to his enduring power and influence. Beyond personal admiration, Trump also credited his administration with fostering “fair business” and improved trade relations between the United States and India. His remarks reinforce Modi’s stature not just within India, but as a respected figure on the international stage, commanding respect and shaping the global order.

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