The ongoing strength of the India-France relationship was highlighted during a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron on the fringes of the 51st G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Canada.
The presidents’ cordial greetings demonstrated the strong and reliable relationship between their nations.
After the meeting, Prime Minister Modi called the exchange a “pleasure” and highlighted the strong cooperation between France and India, promising that the two countries will continue to collaborate closely for the sake of the world. This pledge is consistent with their continued cooperation on international concerns like sustainable development, climate change, and technological advancement.
During the summit, PM Modi met with leaders from Mexico, South Korea, Australia, South Africa, and Canada, among other high-level engagements, including the bilateral meeting with President Macron.
India’s dedication to fortifying international ties and tackling common issues was confirmed by these exchanges. The main goal of Modi’s meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung was to strengthen the India-Republic of Korea Special Strategic Partnership by investigating potential collaboration in fields such as shipbuilding, green hydrogen, trade, critical technologies, and cultural exchanges.
India used the G7 Summit in Kananaskis as a chance to reaffirm its position as an engaged global partner, interacting with important international players to advance sustainable development, peace, and prosperity.
The reaffirmation of India-France collaboration underscores the strategic importance of the two nations’ bilateral relationship and their shared vision for a better world, particularly in sectors like defense, climate action, and economic growth.
