On the second day of his visit to Japan PM Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden. Both leaders shared their views on a wide range of issues and discussed ways to deepen the India-USA friendship, the prime minister's office said. PM Modi said that the strategic relationship between India and the US is truly a 'partnership of trust' and the friendship will continue to be a 'force for good' for global peace and stability. In line with Washington's long-term vision for the region, Biden on Monday launched the ambitious Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), which is an initiative aimed at deeper cooperation among like-minded countries in areas like clean energy, supply-chain resilience and digital trade.