Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on official visits to France and the United States from February 10 to 13, 2025, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri announced at a press conference in Delhi.
“At the invitation of Emmanuel Macron, PM Modi will be visiting France from February 10-12, 2025. This visit is on the occasion of the organisation of the AI Action Summit that France is organising, and the PM will co-chair this summit alongside President Macron of France. The visit will also include a substantial bilateral component,” Misri stated.
The Prime Minister will arrive in Paris on the evening of February 10 and attend a dinner hosted by the French President. Following the AI Summit, Modi and Macron will hold a bilateral summit and address the India-France CEO’s Forum. “They will also have discussions in both the restricted and delegation-level talks format. This visit will also take the PM out of Paris… The two leaders will also take the opportunity to jointly inaugurate the newest consulate general of India in Marseille,” Misri added.
After concluding his France visit, Modi will head to the United States for an official working visit on February 12-13. This will mark his first visit to the US after President Donald Trump begins his second term. “The PM would be among the first few world leaders to visit the US following the inauguration of President Trump. The fact that the Prime Minister has been invited to visit the US within barely three weeks of the new administration taking office shows the importance of the India-US partnership and is also reflective of the bipartisan support that this partnership enjoys in the US,” Misri said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on official visits to France and the United States from February 10 to 13, 2025, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri announced at a press conference in Delhi.
“At the invitation of Emmanuel Macron, PM Modi will be visiting France from February 10-12, 2025. This visit is on the occasion of the organisation of the AI Action Summit that France is organising, and the PM will co-chair this summit alongside President Macron of France. The visit will also include a substantial bilateral component,” Misri stated.
The Prime Minister will arrive in Paris on the evening of February 10 and attend a dinner hosted by the French President. Following the AI Summit, Modi and Macron will hold a bilateral summit and address the India-France CEO’s Forum. “They will also have discussions in both the restricted and delegation-level talks format. This visit will also take the PM out of Paris… The two leaders will also take the opportunity to jointly inaugurate the newest consulate general of India in Marseille,” Misri added.
After concluding his France visit, Modi will head to the United States for an official working visit on February 12-13. This will mark his first visit to the US after President Donald Trump begins his second term. “The PM would be among the first few world leaders to visit the US following the inauguration of President Trump. The fact that the Prime Minister has been invited to visit the US within barely three weeks of the new administration taking office shows the importance of the India-US partnership and is also reflective of the bipartisan support that this partnership enjoys in the US,” Misri said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on official visits to France and the United States from February 10 to 13, 2025, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri announced at a press conference in Delhi.
“At the invitation of Emmanuel Macron, PM Modi will be visiting France from February 10-12, 2025. This visit is on the occasion of the organisation of the AI Action Summit that France is organising, and the PM will co-chair this summit alongside President Macron of France. The visit will also include a substantial bilateral component,” Misri stated.
The Prime Minister will arrive in Paris on the evening of February 10 and attend a dinner hosted by the French President. Following the AI Summit, Modi and Macron will hold a bilateral summit and address the India-France CEO’s Forum. “They will also have discussions in both the restricted and delegation-level talks format. This visit will also take the PM out of Paris… The two leaders will also take the opportunity to jointly inaugurate the newest consulate general of India in Marseille,” Misri added.
After concluding his France visit, Modi will head to the United States for an official working visit on February 12-13. This will mark his first visit to the US after President Donald Trump begins his second term. “The PM would be among the first few world leaders to visit the US following the inauguration of President Trump. The fact that the Prime Minister has been invited to visit the US within barely three weeks of the new administration taking office shows the importance of the India-US partnership and is also reflective of the bipartisan support that this partnership enjoys in the US,” Misri said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on official visits to France and the United States from February 10 to 13, 2025, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri announced at a press conference in Delhi.
“At the invitation of Emmanuel Macron, PM Modi will be visiting France from February 10-12, 2025. This visit is on the occasion of the organisation of the AI Action Summit that France is organising, and the PM will co-chair this summit alongside President Macron of France. The visit will also include a substantial bilateral component,” Misri stated.
The Prime Minister will arrive in Paris on the evening of February 10 and attend a dinner hosted by the French President. Following the AI Summit, Modi and Macron will hold a bilateral summit and address the India-France CEO’s Forum. “They will also have discussions in both the restricted and delegation-level talks format. This visit will also take the PM out of Paris… The two leaders will also take the opportunity to jointly inaugurate the newest consulate general of India in Marseille,” Misri added.
After concluding his France visit, Modi will head to the United States for an official working visit on February 12-13. This will mark his first visit to the US after President Donald Trump begins his second term. “The PM would be among the first few world leaders to visit the US following the inauguration of President Trump. The fact that the Prime Minister has been invited to visit the US within barely three weeks of the new administration taking office shows the importance of the India-US partnership and is also reflective of the bipartisan support that this partnership enjoys in the US,” Misri said.
