Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently on a visit to France. From Paris, he will leave for America. In Paris, the PM addressed the AI ​​Action Summit on Tuesday.

Earlier, PM Modi also met US Vice President JD Vance on the occasion of a dinner hosted for world leaders attending the AI ​​Action Summit in Paris.

In fact, this is his first meeting with a member of the Trump government before his visit to America. Photos of the meeting of the two leaders have also surfaced.

French President shared the video

Let us inform you that French President Emmanuel Macron has shared a video. In which PM Modi is seen shaking hands with Vance at the Elysee Palace on Monday night and congratulating him on the victory of the Republican Party in the US presidential election last November. During this, PM Modi said congratulations. Great, great victory. In response to this, Vance replied, "Thank you very much, it was great to see you."

Vance and Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Guoqing are among the global leaders attending the AI ​​Action Summit co-chaired by PM Modi and French President Macron. The meeting between Modi and Vance came two days before the Prime Minister's first meeting with President Donald Trump in his second term.

PM Modi will meet Trump in America

• The informal meeting between PM Modi and US Vice President Vance was fixed shortly before the Prime Minister's arrival in Paris. PM Modi will travel directly to the US from France.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump will meet on Thursday. Many important issues will be discussed in the meeting between the two leaders.
• PM Modi will travel to the US on Wednesday after concluding bilateral talks with Macron in the port city of Marseille.

Looking forward to meeting my dear friend: PM

Let us tell you that Trump and Modi had a good relationship during the first term of the US President and before leaving for a two-nation visit on Monday, the Prime Minister said that he is looking forward to meeting his friend Trump and recalled working together during his first term to build a comprehensive global strategic partnership with America.