Seminar
INDIA–FRANCE YEAR OF INNOVATION 2026
- January 19, 2026
Event Overview
On 17 February 2026, French President Emmanuel Macron undertook an official state visit to India at the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, attending key bilateral engagements and the Artificial Intelligence Impact Summit 2026. The core outcome was the elevation of India–France relations to a “Special Global Strategic Partnership,” marking a significant milestone in cooperation spanning defence, technology, innovation, climate, education, and global governance.
Highlights of India France Year of Innovation
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Elevation of India–France ties to a Special Global Strategic Partnership
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Launch of the India–France Year of Innovation 2026
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Strong focus on AI, technology, defence co-development, and sustainability
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Commitment to deeper trade, investment, and resilient supply chains
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Reinforced cooperation on global issues and multilateral reforms
Why You Should Attend?
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Gain insight into India–France strategic and economic priorities
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Explore new business, innovation, and investment opportunities
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Understand policy direction in AI, defence, and advanced technologies
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Network with key stakeholders from both countries
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Stay aligned with future-oriented bilateral initiatives
Conclusion
The India–France Joint Statement sets a forward-looking roadmap for long-term collaboration, positioning both nations as strategic partners in shaping global economic, technological, and geopolitical outcomes. M+V Altios participated in the event, actively engaging in discussions around cross-border market entry, innovation partnerships, and bilateral business expansion, reinforcing its role as a trusted advisor for companies leveraging emerging India–France collaboration opportunities.
