Macron and Modi tour Marseille as France and India push for geopolitical 'independence'

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Macron courts Modi in quest for geopolitical 'independence'

Both leaders have been discussing a project called India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, a railway and maritime corridor between India and Europe via the Middle East destined to rival China’s BRI

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Macron and Modi tour Marseille as France and India push for geopolitical 'independence'

French President Emmanuel Macron continued his efforts to forge a closer relationship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday, inaugurating India's new consulate in Marseille on the Mediterranean…

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PM Modi, Macron Agree To Work Closely On IMEE Corridor. What Is It?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron today agreed the two countries should work more closely on building the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor (IMEEC). The IMEEC is an important project as it passes through Marseille in the Mediterranean Sea. Marseille, where PM Modi went today to pay homage to Indian soldiers who died fighting alongside their French counterparts in World War I, occupies a strategic space in the Medi…

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The highlight of the visit is the construction of the ITER reactor, a symbol of nuclear cooperation between France and India. Paris also wants to make progress on the sale of warplanes and submarines, as well as on the IMEC trade corridor.

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The President welcomed the Indian Prime Minister to the Phocéan city this Wednesday to praise the partnership between the two countries.

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Macron, Modi meet in Marseille to strengthen Franco-Indian cooperation

The French and Indian leaders are showcasing Franco-Indian ties with a joint visit to Marseille, focusing on trade, nuclear energy, and defence cooperation.