French industries are committed to India’s ‘Make in India’ policy, Ambassador Emmanuel Lenain said adding that he believes that France and India should work for strategic autonomy.
“French industries have been committed and have been pioneering for decades in the Make in India & more and more doing co-development of weapons of the future. We really believe that we should work together for strategic autonomy,” said French Ambassador while talking to ANI on the sidelines of Aero India-2023 in Bengaluru. Today, the 14th edition of Aero India 2023 was inaugurated at the Air Force Station at Yelahanka airbase in Bengaluru.
“We wish for the better. We have provided a very good offer and it seems that the technical test in Goa has been very positive. So, now we feel that we can be hopeful,” he responded to a query over Rafale-M (Marine).
He also stated that there have been a lot of discussions on many pieces of equipment. The Rafale deal was very symbolic.
“It was the commitment of French companies to provide the best technology for India, on time. It will be the same in the future,” he added.
