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India, France announce to set up Foreign Ministers Dialogue, DTAA amendment and more during Macron's visit

TT Editor·Updated: 17 Feb 2026 11:00 pm IST
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India, France announce to set up Foreign Ministers Dialogue, DTAA amendment and more during Macron's visit

During French President Emmanuel Macron's recent visit to India, both nations upgraded their relationship to a Special Global Strategic Partnership, signifying a deeper collaboration across various sectors. Key announcements included the establishment of a Foreign Ministers Dialogue aimed at enhancing diplomatic communication, and the amendment of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) to facilitate smoother economic exchanges. The partnership will also focus on joint initiatives in defence, technology, and innovation, as well as critical areas such as health, skilling, and advanced materials. This strengthened alliance is expected to bolster both countries’ positions on the global stage, particularly in addressing challenges related to sustainable development and industrial cooperation. The visit marks a significant step in India's foreign policy, reflecting its intent to forge stronger ties with European nations while also highlighting France's role as a strategic partner in India's growth trajectory.

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