This was their first meeting since the elevation of bilateral ties to the level of ‘Special Global Strategic Partnership’ earlier this year.
Indian PM Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron called for early implementation of the India-EU FTA as both leaders met yesterday in Nice.
This was their first meeting since the elevation of bilateral ties to ‘Special Global Strategic Partnership’ earlier this year.
Both agreed to set up a high-level mechanism to double bilateral trade within five years and strengthen supply chain resilience.
Both agreed to set up a high-level mechanism to double bilateral trade within five years. They agreed to strengthen supply chain resilience, especially in critical minerals, according to a press release from the Indian Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).
The leaders also discussed ways to enhance cooperation in the small medium enterprises (SME), aviation and railway sectors.
They discussed expanding cooperation on artificial intelligence (AI) and agreed to create a joint India-France AI working group for the purpose.
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