Summary:

Dr. Jitendra Singh and French Minister Prof. Philippe Baptiste met virtually, strengthening India and France's strategic collaboration in research, technology, and space exploration. Both sides talked about increasing collaboration in advanced materials, ocean sciences, applied mathematics, artificial intelligence, and space technology. Collaboration in science and space was emphasized as one of the main foundations of India-France relations, fostering technological advancement and closer interpersonal links. Cooperation in innovation-driven industries is anticipated to increase during the 2026 Indo-French Year of Innovation. With a review of ISRO-CNES cooperation in satellite missions, Earth observation, launch systems, and maritime awareness, space continued to be a top priority. Additionally, France expressed interest in deep ocean projects, human spaceflight, astronaut training, microgravity research, and support for India's Gaganyaan mission.

Source: IBEF

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