PM Modi-Macron hugged each other, meeting of both the leaders in Elysee Palace

PM Modi’s visit is taking place at a time when France is presiding over the European Union. Also, this visit is taking place at a time when India and France have completed 75 years of diplomatic relations. Modi’s visit is taking place at a time when France is chairing the European Union. Also, this visit is taking place at a time when India and France have completed 75 years of diplomatic relations. This is PM Modi’s fifth visit to France.

French President Macron visited India in March 2018. The two leaders met on the sidelines of the G20 Rome summit in October 2021, the G20 Osaka summit in June 2019 and the G20 Buenos Aires summit in December 2018. These issues, including the Ukraine crisis, may be discussed with Macron by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. And French President Emmanuel Macron may discuss a ceasefire in the war-torn country (Ukraine) as well as mitigating the global economic consequences of the Ukraine crisis during their meeting on Wednesday.

According to sources, the discussion will also focus on how France can remain India’s preferred partner in India’s aspiration to become self-reliant in the field of defense manufacturing. He said that ways to promote cooperation in the fields of technology, space and energy can also be discussed. Let us tell you that PM Modi started three European countries from Germany. After this he went to Denmark and then from there to France. Prime Minister Modi addressed the Indian community in Germany. During this he met German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

A total of 9 agreements were signed between India and Germany. At the same time, after reaching Denmark, PM Modi addressed the Indian community here as well. PM Modi had said that the relations between India and Denmark will be further strengthened by the issues discussed with him and Danish PM Mette Frederiksen. Apart from this, some important agreements were also signed between India and Denmark. Apart from this, PM Modi participated in the second India-Nordic summit with the Prime Ministers of Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Sweden and Norway.