France to confer top civilian honour on ex-Indian envoy Jawed Ashraf

France has decided to bestow its highest civilian honor upon Jawed Ashraf, the former Indian envoy to France. The announcement was made by Anne Marie Descot, the French Secretary General for Foreign Affairs, during a farewell reception held in Ashraf's honor. This prestigious recognition reflects Ashraf's significant contributions to strengthening the bilateral relations between India and France during his tenure. As India's ambassador, Ashraf played a crucial role in fostering diplomatic ties, enhancing cultural exchanges, and promoting economic collaboration between the two nations. His efforts have not only been acknowledged at the diplomatic level but have also resonated within the broader community, reinforcing the historical and strategic partnership that exists between India and France. The award is a testament to Ashraf's dedication and commitment to diplomacy, and it highlights the growing importance of India-France relations on the global stage.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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