Modi and Macron Pledge Closer Ties, Call for Peace in Ukraine

On September 6, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron held a crucial discussion, with the ongoing Ukraine conflict at the center. President Macron briefed Modi on the “Coalition of the Willing,” an initiative to accelerate efforts toward ending the war. Modi reiterated India’s consistent stance—supporting diplomacy, dialogue, and the early restoration of peace.

PM Modi and Macron reviewed the progress in India-France bilateral cooperation and discussed efforts to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

India has carefully maintained its position on the Ukraine crisis, emphasising respect for sovereignty and international law while engaging with all global stakeholders. Modi’s reaffirmation of India’s approach underlined New Delhi’s role as a responsible voice for peace in international affairs.

The call also reinforced the growing India–France strategic partnership. Both leaders expressed intent to deepen cooperation in defence, renewable energy, digital innovation, and space exploration. Their shared focus on climate action, sustainable development, and food security highlights the broad scope of collaboration.

A Shared Vision for a Multipolar World

Saturday’s dialogue underscored the alignment between India and France in promoting diplomacy, development, and global stability. Together, they aim to strengthen their partnership while contributing meaningfully to peace and progress in a rapidly evolving multipolar world.

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