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Diplomatic Adviser to the French President calls on Prime Minister Narendra Modi

| | Jan 19, 2017, at 02:31 am
New Delhi, Jan 18 (IBNS): Jacques Audibert, Diplomatic Adviser to the French President, called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister recalled his visit to France in 2015, and the visit of President Hollande as Chief Guest at the Republic Day on 2016, and said that the exchange of visits had laid the foundation for strengthening bilateral ties for years to come.

The Prime Minister said that bilateral relations between India and France have expanded from the triad of Defence, Space and Civil Nuclear cooperation to encompass a broad range of sectors, especially counter-terrorism, maritime security, and renewable energy.

The Prime Minister recalled the establishment of International Solar Alliance as a landmark achievement in global efforts against Climate Change, and conveyed his appreciation for French support to this initiative.

The Prime Minister called for greater bilateral cooperation in Smart Cities, Urban Transport, and Infrastructure Development.
 

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