United States President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that India has offered the US a trade agreement featuring zero tariffs. Trump did not provide further details about the proposal but emphasized its significance during remarks in Qatar.

Highlighting the US's economic appeal, Trump stated that 'hundreds of companies are pouring into America' and establishing factories without requiring financing, portraying this influx as a testament to the administration’s economic strategy.

In addition to trade relations, Trump addressed the United States’ partnerships in the Middle East. He praised the 'very strong' relationships with Saudi Arabia and Qatar, asserting that 'no one will be able to break' these alliances. Trump pledged to continue protecting these nations, assuring Gulf leaders that they 'have a great ally' in the current US administration.

Trump's statements underscore his administration's dual focus on strengthening international trade agreements and maintaining strategic geopolitical alliances, particularly in regions critical to US economic and security interests.