French President Emmanuel Macron is scheduled to visit India from February 17 to 19, during which he will participate in a high-level Artificial Intelligence summit in New Delhi, according to official sources.
The visit is expected to focus on strengthening bilateral cooperation in emerging technologies, defence, climate action and strategic autonomy. India and France have steadily deepened their partnership in recent years, particularly in areas such as digital governance, space cooperation and innovation ecosystems.
During his stay, President Macron is likely to hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior Indian officials. The discussions are expected to cover global geopolitical challenges, Indo-Pacific security and multilateral reforms.
Officials described the visit as part of a broader effort to align European and Indian approaches to technology regulation and responsible AI development.
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