India And France To Work Together On SMRs And Advanced Nuclear Reactors

As Modi heads to meeting with Trump, New Delhi is opening up to greater international cooperation

India And France To Work Together On SMRs And Advanced Nuclear Reactors
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and French president Emmanuel Macron emphasised the importance of nuclear energy when they met this week. Courtesy Government of France/X.

India and France have signed a declaration of their intent to establish a partnership on advanced and small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs), the Indian foreign ministry said on 12 February.

During a meeting in Paris, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and French president Emmanuel Macron emphasised the importance of nuclear energy for strengthening energy security and moving towards a low-carbon economy.

India’s foreign ministry said New Delhi and Paris would develop SMRs and advanced modular reactors for civil use.

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