French President Macron hosts PM Modi for private dinner at his official residence, Elysee Palace in Paris

Paris: French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday hosted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a private dinner at the Elysee Palace, his official residence in Paris. PM Narendra Modi arrived for dinner at the Elysee Palace in Paris on Thursday evening.

He was received by French President Emmanuel Macron and French First Lady Brigitte Macron. The Prime Minister, who arrived in Paris on Thursday on a two-day official visit, was given a ceremonial welcome at the airport. He was received at the airport by French Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne.

“Meeting up with a close friend. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly received by President Emmanuel Macron for a private dinner at the historic Elysee Palace. The bond of friendship for the two leaders has been further strengthened,” tweeted Arindam Bagchi, the official spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs. An opportunity to strengthen.” And cherish deep-rooted relationships.”

Before reaching the Elysee Palace, PM Modi interacted with the Indian community at La Seine Musical in Paris. Interacting with the Indian diaspora, he said people-to-people links between France and India are the “strongest foundation” of the partnership between the two countries. “The people-to-people ties, the mutual trust between the people of the two countries are the strongest foundations of the India-France partnership,” he said.

PM Modi said, “India and France are dealing with many challenges of the 21st century. Therefore, at this critical time, the importance of the strategic partnership between our countries has grown even more. Earlier on Thursday, PM Modi also held a meeting with his French counterpart Elisabeth Borne. The two leaders reviewed various aspects of the India-France partnership and discussed ways to further strengthen ties between the two countries.

The Prime Minister’s Office tweeted, “PM Narendra Modi had productive talks with PM Elizabeth Bourne in Paris. The leaders reviewed various aspects of the India-France partnership and discussed ways to further strengthen ties between the two countries.” Did.” He also met the President of the French Senate, Gérard Larcher, at the Palais du Luxembourg, the Senate building in the 6th arrondissement of Paris.