Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to France is aimed at strengthening India’s strategic ties with the country. During his two-day visit, Prime Minister Modi engaged in various bilateral engagements, including meetings with French Senate President Gerard Larcher and President Emmanuel Macron.
Upon his arrival, Prime Minister Modi was warmly welcomed at the meeting hall where he held talks with Senate President Larcher. The Indian Prime Minister also received a ceremonial welcome and Guard of Honour at the airport, showcasing the significance of his visit.
In a special gesture, Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne of France received Prime Minister Modi at the airport, highlighting the importance attached to the visit. The visit coincided with the French National Day celebrations, with Prime Minister Modi being the Guest of Honour.
Prime Minister Modi’s discussions with President Macron are expected to emphasize the expansion of bilateral defence ties, reflecting the growing partnership between India and France in the defense sector. The leaders are likely to explore avenues for further collaboration, joint exercises, and technology transfers in defense-related areas.
Apart from official meetings, Prime Minister Modi also had the opportunity to address the Indian community members in France, connecting with them on a personal level and expressing his vision for India’s future.
Before his departure, Prime Minister Modi expressed confidence that the visit would provide renewed momentum to the strategic partnership between India and France. The visit aimed to strengthen cooperation in various sectors and deepen the existing ties between the two nations.
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