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"India & Europe Can Be a Third Way..." Modi, Macron to Push for Tech Sovereignty at Paris AI Summit - News18

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"India & Europe Can Be a Third Way..." Modi, Macron to Push for Tech Sovereignty at Paris AI Summit - News18

[email protected]English • 15 hours ago

Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Paris, France’s President Emmanuel Macron said that both leaders want to push for tech sovereignty. The two leaders are scheduled to attend the AI Summit in Paris this week. In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost and France TV, Macron emphasised that pushing for tech sovereignty on a global stage will be his and PM Modi’s main agenda at the summit. Macron lauded the fact that India is a “training superpower,” and produces 1 million engineers a year, which is “more than Europe and the US combined.” Watch the video for more details. . n18oc_crux

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Uh huh.

Third way/ Third position mean the same thing it does in French as it does in English? Must be his new political bedmates talking.
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  What does it mean in english? In Germany, there’s a nazi party called third way and church labour law is also sometimes referred to as third way.

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