The Ministry of External Affairs announced that French President Emmanuel Macron had extended an invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be the Guest of Honour at the Bastille Day Parade in Paris on July 14, and that Mr. Modi had accepted. According to an official press release, a contingent from the Indian armed forces will also take part in the parade, which celebrates “liberty, equality and fraternity.”
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Our Ambassador, Emmanuel Lenain, has made it clear that we are proud of our shared achievements and eager to establish a long-term association with India.
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According to a statement from the Embassy of France, India and France share a steadfast commitment to building upon the progress made during the past 25 years by working towards common goals in Europe as well as the Indo-Pacific region.
July 14th is celebrated in Paris as the day when the Bastille, a symbol of royal authority in France, was stormed, hence the name Bastille Day. There is no established tradition of inviting Heads of State or government for this occasion, and such an invitation is extended only on special occasions.
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