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Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal claims that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Emmanuel Macron, India-France relations are rapidly improving in the fields of technology, innovation, strategy, and economics. In recent years, cooperation has grown to include areas driven by innovation, economics, and strategy. France has been urged to become more involved in India's growth narrative, emphasising chances for long-term collaborations, investment, and codevelopment. India is being positioned as a worldwide center for manufacturing and innovation, creating more opportunities for cooperation. Goyal visited Sophia Antipolis, Europe's largest tech park with more than 2,600 businesses that demonstrate research-driven growth, while in France. While Bharat Innovates 2026 in Paris showcased 120 entrepreneurs and 350 investors, indicating growing global confidence, meetings in Nice concentrated on fortifying relationships.

Source: IBEF

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