New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi telephoned French President Emmanuel Macron. The Prime Minister’s Office condemned the terrorist attacks in France and expressed India’s full support for France’s fight against terrorism, extremism and fundamentalism.
They also discussed about the Covid vaccine, the economic progress to be made after Covid, and climate change. The two leaders spoke on the phone today evening. According to national media reports, the two leaders also discussed setting up a hotline to contact them.
Spoke with my friend @EmmanuelMacron on the challenges and opportunities presented by the post-COVID world. India stands by France in its fight against terrorism & extremism. The India-France partnership is a force for good in the world, including in the Indo-Pacific.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 7, 2020
The Prime Minister himself tweeted that he had spoken to the French President on the phone. “I talked to my friend Emmanuel Macron about the opportunities and challenges in the world after Covid. India will stand by France in the fight against terrorism and extremism,” he tweeted. He said the India-France partnership was good for the world and the Indo-Pacific region.
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