PM Modi France Visit:Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the French capital Paris on Thursday evening at 4 pm on a 3-day foreign tour. PM Modi was given a warm welcome at the Paris airport under the leadership of his counterpart Elizabeth Bourne. During this, the Guard of Honor was also given to the PM. After this, the PM reached the Hotel Plaza Athenee in Paris, where the Indian community was already gathered. They raised slogans of ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ on seeing the Prime Minister.
According to media reports, PM Modi will reach the Senate at around 7:30 pm Indian time. There he will meet Senate President Gerad Larcher. After this, he will have a meeting with French Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne at around 8:45 pm. Will address a program of the Indian community at the prestigious La Seine musical at around 11 pm. After this, at 12:30 pm, Prime Minister Modi will arrive for a dinner hosted by French President Macron at the Elysee Palace.
Significantly, PM Narendra Modi will be in France on July 13 and 14 as part of his two-day visit. During this, he will attend Bastille Day, the national day of France, as a special guest. In connection with this visit of PM Modi, the Ministry of Defense said that the Defense Acquisition Council has approved the proposals for the purchase of 26 Rafale seaplanes from France to boost the operational capabilities of the Indian Navy. given. This visit of Prime Minister Modi is said to further strengthen the relations between India and France.
Before leaving for France, PM Modi had said that his two-day visit would give a new impetus to the bilateral partnership between India and France. During his visit to France, he is looking forward to discussing a wide range of topics with President Emmanuel Macron. French President Macron has invited the PM to participate in this special annual parade. The special thing is that the Indian Army, Air Force and Navy contingents are also participating in this program.
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