French President Emmanuel Macron begins India visit in Mumbai tonight: Key agenda, full itinerary here

French President Emmanuel Macron has commenced a three-day visit to India, with his first stop in Mumbai. This visit aims to fortify the longstanding partnership between India and France, particularly in light of the upcoming Year of Innovation in 2026. President Macron is scheduled to engage in significant discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, focusing on enhancing cooperation in technology, military agreements, and other strategic areas of mutual interest. This visit underscores the commitment of both nations to deepen ties and collaborate on various fronts, including defense and innovation. The bilateral relationship has been marked by robust exchanges in recent years, and this trip is expected to further solidify the foundations for future collaborations. Key events and discussions will revolve around shared goals and the potential for joint initiatives that benefit both countries. Macron's itinerary reflects a comprehensive approach to addressing contemporary challenges and opportunities in the global landscape, highlighting the importance of India as a strategic partner for France in the Indo-Pacific region.
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