Summary:

During his visit to Paris following the G7 Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi commended the Indian diaspora in France for improving India-France relations. He emphasised their function in fostering tighter interpersonal relationships, economic involvement, and cultural bonds. Participating in VivaTech 2026, which showcases India's digital economy, startups, and developing technologies, is another aspect of the tour. In the areas of military, marine security, renewable energy, artificial intelligence, innovation, and sophisticated manufacturing, France and India are still expanding their collaboration. Bilateral ties have been further strengthened by initiatives like the India-France Innovation Roadmap 2030 and collaborations in research, technology, and skilling. The visit highlights how crucial innovation-driven cooperation and the diaspora will be to furthering the strategic alliance between both countries in the next years.

Source: IBEF 

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