French President Emmanuel Macron, during his fourth official visit to India, emphasized a transition toward a ‘special strategic partnership’ focused on trust and sovereignty. Speaking alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Macron highlighted significant defense collaborations, including the Rafale jets, submarines, and the helicopter final assembly line established with Tata Advanced Systems. He underscored France’s commitment to technology transfer, stating, ‘We want to be a trustworthy partner for India, so that our industries can provide an excellent partnership.’ The leaders discussed the ‘Horizon 2047’ roadmap, focusing on innovation in AI, space, and civil nuclear energy. Macron also invited PM Modi to the upcoming G7 summit, noting that with France chairing the G7 and India chairing BRICS in 2026, both nations have a unique opportunity to shape the global agenda. The speech further touched upon the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), the International Solar Alliance, and the shared goal of a transparent, multilateral global order free from hegemony.
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