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Home / India / Pm Modi Departs For Us After Wrapping Up France Visit

PM Modi departs for US after wrapping up France visit 

In the US, PM Modi will hold a bilateral meeting with President Trump in both restricted and delegation-level formats
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Paris, Updated At : 07:31 PM Feb 12, 2025 IST
French President Emmanuel Macron shakes hands with Prime Minister Narendra Modi after a departure ceremony at Marseille Provence airport in Marignane as part of a visit in Marseille, France, February 12, 2025. REUTERS
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday departed for the US to meet President Donald Trump after wrapping his two-day visit to France.

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In France, he co-chaired the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit alongside French President Emmanuel Macron with whom he also held bilateral discussions.

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In the US, PM Modi will hold a bilateral meeting with President Trump in both restricted and delegation-level formats.

Modi will be the fourth foreign leader to visit Trump in the weeks after the American leader's inauguration as the 47th President of the US in January.

In France, during the bilateral talks, Modi and Macron on Wednesday called for enhancing trade and investment ties between the two countries and committed to further deepening their engagement in the Indo-Pacific and various global forums and initiatives.

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Modi and Macron jointly inaugurated India's new consulate in France's Marseille.

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