PM Modi’s Final Day in France: Strengthening Ties with a New Consulate and Nuclear Project Tour

PM Modi Concludes France Visit with New Indian Consulate, Nuclear Project Tour, and Key AI, Diplomatic Discussions

The Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Marseille on Wednesday, accompanied by French President Emmanuel Macron, for the final leg of his three -day visit to France. His last day in the European nation is full of significant diplomatic and strategic orders aimed at deepening the relationships between India in the first place.

Tribute to Veer Savarkar and India-France Connection

After landing, he paid a modi homage to the fighter for freedom of Veer Savarkar and acknowledged historical ties between India and Marseille, especially in connection with the Indian struggle for independence. This tribute underlines the shared history and values ​​that these two nations bind.

A visit to the Prime Minister in France, which began on February 10, has already included several high -level meetings, including its participation in the AI ​​action summit along with other global leaders.

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Key events on the agenda

When he packs his way, PM Modi is about to participate in events that will further improve Indo-French cooperation. One of the main peaks of the day is the inauguration of the second Indian consulate in France, which is located in Marseille, which will be used to strengthen diplomatic and economic links in the support of the Indian diaspora.

In addition, it will respect the soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the First and World War II at the Mazargues’ war cemetery, honor their bravery and reminiscent of the Indian contribution to global peace.

A key part of the visit is a tour of the project of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). This nuclear fusion cooperation, which includes India as a partner, is the main step to develop clean and sustainable energy solutions. The presence of PM Modi in the facility emphasizes India’s commitment to scientific cooperation with France and other global partners in the field of energy innovation.

Action Summit and high -level meetings

During his stay in France, PM Modi was actively attended by AI Action Summit, where he addressed key global leaders and industrial experts. He spoke of the transformation role of artificial intelligence in administration, economy, security and society. He confirmed concerns about AI -based job loss and assured that technological progress has historically created new job opportunities rather than eliminate them.

PM Modi also participated in discussions with American vice president JD Vance and his wife Indian origin Usha together with his two sons. Their encounters at the edge of the summit emphasized the importance of strengthening binding in India-USA in an emerging digital environment.

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Another significant interaction was with the CEO of Google Sundar Pichai, who met the Prime Minister in Paris. Their conversation focused on the use of AI for digital transformation of India. Pichai expressed the enthusiasm of the Indian potential of AI and the possibility of cooperation that lies before us.

Strengthening Indo-French Partnership

Visiting PM Modi in France emphasized the growing strategic partnership between the two nations. With new diplomatic initiatives, scientific cooperation and discussions about emerging technologies, a visit is a step forward to strengthen bilateral relations. When he concludes his way, orders in Marseille re -confirm the obligation of India close cooperation with France in various areas, from technology to energy and diplomacy.

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