PM Narendra Modi conveys best wishes French President Emmanuel Macron for smooth conduct of Paris Olympics

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”I conveyed my best wishes to him on the hosting of the Paris Olympics which begins next month,” PM Narendra Modi posted on X after meeting French President Emmanuel Macron. read more

PM Narendra Modi conveys best wishes French President Emmanuel Macron for smooth conduct of Paris Olympics

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met France president Emmanuel Macron on Friday during the G7 summit in Italy. PTI

Bari (Italy): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday offered his best wishes to French President Emmanuel Macron for the conduct of next month’s Paris Olympics when the two leaders met on the sidelines of the ongoing G7 summit in Italy.

The quadrennial showpiece will be held from 26 July to 11 August in the French capital.

”I conveyed my best wishes to him on the hosting of the Paris Olympics which begins next month,” Modi posted on X after meeting Macron. The Prime Minister is on his first foreign trip after being in sworn in to office for a third successive time earlier this month.

Had an excellent meeting with my friend President @EmmanuelMacron. This is our fourth meeting in one year, indicating the priority we accord to strong India-French ties. Our talks covered numerous subjects such as defence, security, technology, AI, Blue Economy and more. We also… pic.twitter.com/l52eHhJclL

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 14, 2024

The two leaders last met in January this year when Macron attended India’s 75th Republic Day celebrations as the guest of honour. Close to hundred Indian athletes have so far qualified for the Olympics and the number is expected to rise later this month.

The contingent will feature an unprecedented 21 shooters. India produced its best ever Olympic performance in the last edition, which was held in 2021 in Tokyo following a one-year postponement forced by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The country claimed seven medals, including a historic first ever track-and-field gold through javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra. Chopra will once again be a top podium contender in Paris.

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