Washington, Ramadan 2, 1437, Jun 7, 2016, SPA -- US President Barack Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed climate change, cybersecurity, nuclear energy and economic relations during a meeting Tuesday in the Oval Office, dpa reported. Obama recalled the US and Indian diplomatic cooperation at global climate talks, which helped forge an agreement in December in Paris. He said that he and Modi had discussed "how we can, as quickly as possible, bring the Paris agreement into force," including helping India move toward clean energy. They planned further discussion of regional security issues during a working lunch, Obama said. "We continue to discuss a wide range of areas where we can cooperate more effectively in order to promote jobs, promote investment, promote trade, and promote greater opportunities for our people, particularly young people, in both of our countries," Obama said. -- SPA 23:07 LOCAL TIME 20:07 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w