- Bilateral discussions between PM Modi and President Macron in Nice, France, focused on defence and technology cooperation, leading to Modi's departure for Bratislava.
- Macron praised India's innovation ecosystem and talent pool, deepening cooperation in AI, clean energy, and scientific research.
Emmanuel Macron and Bharat held bilateral talks on June 1, 2026, elevating the India-France relationship to a Strategic Partnership.
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Emmanuel Macron and Bharat held bilateral talks on June 1, 2026, elevating the India-France relationship to a Strategic Partnership.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.France and India elevated their relationship to a Strategic Partnership during bilateral talks.1 source
Macron and Bharat elevated their bilateral relationship to a Special Global Strategic Partnership.1 source
Macron and Bharat agreed on an innovation roadmap following bilateral talks.1 source
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Emmanuel Macron
president of France and Co-Prince of Andorra since 2017
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Bharat
Indian politician
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