Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the company would begin importing iPhones made in India to meet most of the demand in the US. However, Donald Trump expressed strong disapproval of this move during a business event in Doha.

Speaking during a business summit in Doha, Trump said he met with Cook and asked him to stop building in India and instead increase production in the US.

US President Donald Trump is asking Apple CEO Tim Cook to stop manufacturing in India and focus on increasing production within the US.

Trump's "not happy with building in India" comment comes a day after India approved a $435 million Foxconn project with tech giant HCL, which will manufacture Foxconn's display driver chips, used in consumer electronics,

To Apple investors, President Trump is all bark and no bite, at least when it comes to the shade he threw towards Tim Cook earlier today. Apple shares only slightly underperformed the market after the President,

President Donald Trump doesn’t seem to have given up on the dream of a “Made in USA” iPhone. That’s a major problem for Apple as it looks to avoid being hit by tariffs, while also avoiding the ruinous costs of an American-manufactured smartphone.

Trump said he admonished the Apple CEO over reports it was accelerating plans to make most of the iPhones for the U.S. market in India