This weekend saw the long-awaited meeting between Tim Cook and the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. This meeting was highly anticipated and is that Apple has to iron out rough spots in relation to the sale of iPhone in the country in addition to the opening of new brand stores.
In this meeting, topics such as the cybersecurity, data encryption, the well-known problem with the distribution of the iPhone in that country and the problems that the government itself has given Apple.
Tim Cook is in India and one of the stops on his agenda has been a close meeting with him. Prime Minister of India. Cook has laid out all the details of the movements that Apple wants to play in the country in addition to giving the explanations of why they wanted to sell the restored iPhone in that country.
The Prime Minister, for his part, has asked Tim Cook that the Cupertino company support the plans they have planned in education matters, as well as the investment of more resources in being able to develop projects in their borders. Tim Cook replied that Apple is committed to rewarding and encouraging knowledge among its young people, expressing that it is very important that there is potential in the country itself that can get to work at Apple.
After meeting with the Prime Minister, Cook has met with Sunil mittal, President of Bharti Airtel, which is the first phone company to launch 4G in the country.
