Modi France Visit Begins as PM Lands in Nice for Talks With Macron

By South Matters World Affairs Desk

Nice, France, June 14: The Modi France Visit officially began on Saturday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Nice for the first leg of his multi-city visit to France.

The Modi France Visit comes at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron and will focus on strengthening strategic cooperation, innovation partnerships, technology collaboration, and economic ties between the two countries. The visit will continue in Nice on June 13-14 before moving to Evian and Paris from June 16-18.

Furthermore, the visit highlights the growing importance of the India-France partnership across several sectors.

Modi France Visit Includes Macron Meeting

A key highlight of the Modi France Visit will be a bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Macron in Nice.

Additionally, both leaders are expected to review cooperation in defence, trade, technology, clean energy, space, and global affairs. India and France have significantly expanded their strategic partnership over the past decade.

Officials from both countries are expected to discuss new opportunities for collaboration and investment.

Bharat Innovates Event to Showcase Startups

The Modi France Visit will also feature the joint inauguration of the Bharat Innovates event by Modi and Macron.

Furthermore, the event will bring together leading startups, venture capital funds, investors, and innovation leaders from India, France, and several other countries.

The initiative aims to strengthen cooperation in emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, deep-tech innovation, and startup ecosystems.

Innovation and Investment Take Center Stage

Innovation remains a major focus of the Modi France Visit.

Additionally, Indian startups will have an opportunity to connect with global investors and business leaders. The Bharat Innovates platform is expected to encourage cross-border partnerships and promote India’s growing startup ecosystem.

Officials believe such collaborations can help accelerate technological development and create new investment opportunities.

India-France Partnership Continues to Expand

The Modi France Visit reflects the growing strategic relationship between the two nations.

Furthermore, India and France continue to cooperate closely in areas such as defence manufacturing, civil nuclear energy, maritime security, climate action, and digital technologies.

The leaders are expected to discuss ways to deepen cooperation while addressing global economic and geopolitical challenges.

Modi France Visit Highlights Global Engagement

The Modi France Visit is part of India’s broader effort to strengthen international partnerships and promote innovation-led growth.

As India continues to expand its presence on the global stage, engagements with major economies such as France remain important for trade, technology, and strategic cooperation.

The outcomes of the visit are expected to further reinforce the long-standing partnership between New Delhi and Paris.

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