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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that in today's time the world is moving towards a new world order and India's role is changing rapidly. Addressing the Indian diaspora in Paris on the first day of his two-day visit to France, the Prime Minister said, today the world is moving towards a new world order and India's role is changing rapidly. India is currently chairing the G20 and G20. The entire G20 group is seeing India's potential. He said that whether it is climate change, supply chain, counter terrorism or counter radicalism, the world is looking towards India. Appreciating India-France relations, the Prime Minister said that people-to-people connect is the strongest foundation of the partnership between the two countries. Modi said, India and France are dealing with many challenges of the 21st century. Therefore, at this crucial juncture, the strategic partnership between our countries assumes even greater importance." The Prime Minister said that though he has visited France before, this time his visit is special.
He said, July 14 is the National Day of France. I congratulate the people of France. I also thank the people of France for inviting me. Today, my friend Emmanuel Macron, the French Prime Minister, received me at the airport and tomorrow I will be attending the National Day parade with him. It is a reflection of the unbreakable friendship between India and France. Modi arrived in Paris on Thursday on a two-day visit at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron. On Friday, he will attend the Bastille Day parade, where he will be the guest of honour. The Prime Minister will also hold talks with Macron and the deal for the purchase of 26 Rafale aircraft and three submarines is likely to be finalized during his visit.