India, France to double trade in five years, eye greater cooperation in nuclear energy
India and France have set a target to double their two-way trade from $16 billion to $32 billion within five years. The two countries also agreed to work more closely on civil nuclear energy and establish a high-level mechanism to achieve this goal. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Emmanuel Macron held talks on bolstering bilateral ties and global crises during their meeting in Nice, France.
- ▪India and France aim to double their two-way trade within five years
- ▪The two countries will establish a high-level mechanism to achieve this goal
- ▪India and France will also work more closely on civil nuclear energy
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India, France to double trade in five years, eye greater cooperation in nuclear energyThe two leaders held a bilateral meeting at Villa Kerylos in the port city of Nice after jointly inaugurating Bharat Innovates 2026, an event aimed at matching Indian deep tech startups with global investorsPublished on: Jun 14, 2026 10:53 PM ISTBy Rezaul H LaskarPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link India and France on Sunday set a target for doubling two-way trade from the current level of about $16 billion within five years and agreed to work more closely on civil nuclear energy, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Emmanuel Macron held talks on bolstering bilateral ties and global crises such as the conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia.PM Modi said after the meeting that his “exceptionally…
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