Content Details
DCPD-202000092 - The President's News Conference in New Delhi, India
- Category
- Budget and Presidential Materials
- Collection
- Compilation of Presidential Documents
- Publisher
- Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Administration
- Event Date
- February 25, 2020
- President
- Donald J. Trump
- Document Categories
- Interviews With the News Media : News conferences
- Subjects
- Afghanistan : Reconciliation efforts
Afghanistan : U.S. military forces :: Deployment
Armed Forces, U.S. : Servicemembers :: Casualties
Business and industry : Business leaders, meeting with President
Business and industry : Domestic investment, promotion efforts
Business and industry : Domestic steel and aluminum production, promotion efforts
Business and industry : Foreign investment in U.S., promotion efforts
China : Coronavirus outbreak
China : Expulsion of foreign journalists
China : President
China : Trade agreement with U.S.
Civil rights : Freedom of press
Civil rights : Freedom of religion
Commerce, international : Free and fair trade
Communications : News media :: Accuracy and fairness
Communications : News media :: Presidential interviews"
Congress : House of Representatives :: Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
Congress : Senate :: Minority leader
Diseases : Coronavirus, domestic prevention efforts
Education : Foreign exchange programs
Elections : 2020 Presidential and congressional elections
Health and medical care : Prescription drugs, affordability and costs
Health and medical care : Preventive care and public health programs
Health and medical care : Research and development
Immigration and naturalization : Foreign nationals and refugees, U.S. admission policy
Immigration and naturalization : Visa policy, U.S.
India : Ambassador to U.S.
India : Counterterrorism efforts
India : Economic growth and development
India : Educational exchanges with U.S.
India : Investment and business ventures in U.S.
India : New Delhi :: Civil unrest and violence
India : President Trump's visit
India : Prime Minister
India : Relations with Pakistan
India : Relations with U.S.
India : Trade with U.S.
India : U.S. Ambassador
India : U.S. visa policy
Intelligence, Office of the Director of National
Iraq : Security cooperation with U.S.
Japan : Trade agreement with U.S.
Judiciary : Judicial review
Judiciary : Supreme Court :: Associate Justice
Law enforcement and crime : Sexual assault
Pakistan : Prime Minister
Pakistan : Relations with India
Pakistan : Relations with U.S.
Syria : Oil supply and refining
Terrorism : Al Qaida terrorist organization
Terrorism : Counterterrorism efforts
Terrorism : Global threat
Terrorism : Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist organization
Ukraine : Relations with U.S.
Venezuela : International diplomatic efforts
Venezuela : Poverty and economic instability
White House Office : Assistants to the President :: National Security Adviser
- Names
- Clinton, Hillary Rodham; Ginsburg, Ruth Bader; Juster, Kenneth I.; Khan, Imran; Maguire, Joseph; Mittal, Lakshmi; Modi, Narendra; O'Brien, Robert C.; Obama, Michelle; Sanders, Bernard; Sarna, Navtej Singh; Schiff, Adam B.; Schumer, Charles E.; Sotomayor, Sonia M.; Vindman, Alexander S.; Weinstein, Harvey; Xi Jinping.
- Locations
- New Delhi, India
- Notes
- The President spoke at approximately 5:25 p.m. in the ballroom at the ITC Maurya New Delhi hotel. In his remarks, he referred to Sen. Charles E. Schumer; National Security Adviser Robert C. O'Brien; former First Lady Michelle Obama; U.S. Ambassador to India Kenneth I. Juster; India's Ambassador to the U.S. Navtej Singh Sarna; former National Security Council Director for European Affairs Alexander S. Vindman; and Lakshmi Mittal, chairman and chief executive officer, ArcelorMittal. Reporters referred to President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin of Russia; Director of White House Presidential Personnel Office John McEntee; and Josh Chin, Beijing deputy bureau chief, and Chao Deng and Philip Wen, reporters, Wall Street Journal, who were ordered to leave China by government authorities on February 19.