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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet new French President Emmanuel Macron on 3 June in Paris to discuss issues of mutual interest with a view to further strengthen India-France strategic ties, it was officially announced here on Wednesday.
A press release issued by the MEA said Modi would visit Germany, Spain, Russia and France from 29 May-3 June.
Until now, there was no indication that Modi would also be visiting Paris during his week-long overseas tour. France was added to his itinerary after the French side communicated to India that the new French leader was ready to host the Indian PM.
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was among the first world leaders to congratulate the 39-year-old Macron soon after he was elected as French President early this month. ‘’I look forward to working closely with President elect @ Emmanuel Macron to further strengthen India-France ties,’’ he had stated.
is confident that trade and economic ties with France will get an impetus under Macron’s leadership and the Indo-French civil nuclear deal will also start moving forward in the right earnest. The n PM will hold his annual bilateral summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg on 1 June. This will be the first time that the -Russia annual summit will be held in Russia outside Moscow.
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