Argus News - PM Modi to Attend G7 Summit in France

New Delhi, Mar 26: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit France from June 15 to 17 to participate in the upcoming G7 Summit, hosted by France. This high-profile gathering will bring together leaders of the world’s most advanced economies to discuss pressing global challenges, including climate change, economic growth, and international security.

Ahead of the summit, France’s Minister for Europe and Foreign Trade, Jean-Noël Barrot, met India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar during the G7 Foreign Ministers’ meeting. The French minister warmly welcomed Prime Minister Modi’s participation, highlighting India’s growing role in shaping global discussions.

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The G7 Summit is expected to provide a platform for India to present its perspectives on sustainable development, digital innovation, and geopolitical stability. Modi’s presence underscores India’s increasing engagement with global powers and its commitment to multilateral cooperation.

India’s participation also reflects the strengthening of India–France relations, which have expanded across defense, trade, and clean energy. France has consistently supported India’s role in global forums, and Modi’s visit is likely to further deepen bilateral ties.

As the world faces complex challenges, the G7 Summit will be an opportunity for India to showcase its leadership in areas such as renewable energy, digital transformation, and global peace initiatives. Modi’s visit is expected to reinforce India’s image as a responsible global stakeholder, contributing to solutions that impact not only the G7 nations but the wider International community.