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India and France to hold strategic talks on January 7, Doval will lead the country
India and France to hold strategic talks on January 7, Doval will lead the country
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India and France are going to have an annual strategic dialogue on January 7 in the capital Delhi.
New Delhi: India and France are going to have an annual strategic dialogue on January 7 in the capital Delhi. In this meeting, National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval will lead the Indian delegation, while the French delegation will be led by Emmanuel Bone, diplomatic advisor to the President of France.
Indian Foreign Ministry has given information about this.
The ministry has said that the two sides will hold extensive discussions on bilateral and global issues. The bone will also meet other Indian officials. Significantly, the last strategic dialogue between India and France was held in Paris in February 2020.
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