At the Elysee Palace in Paris Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance conducted a substantial discussion about Indian investments in U.S. nuclear technology. The AI Action Summit hosted the discussion as part of its activities where PM Modi shared chair responsibilities with French President Emmanuel Macron.
The talks between nations focused on ways the United States can help India develop multiple clean and safe energy source options with nuclear technology. The Indian government plans to modify its Civil Liability for Nuclear Damages Act and Atomic Energy Act to resolve long-extant liability issues which have prevented U.S. and French nuclear firms from investing.
The meeting, attended by U.S. Second Lady Usha Vance who comes from an Indian heritage background participated in talks about wider bilateral relations between the two nations. PM Modi gained approval from Vance when he displayed his optimistic attitude towards AI technology at the summit. Both leaders stressed that technological development should be used for economic expansion while maintaining employment stability. 
Energy stands as a priority domain which will dominate discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.S. President Donald Trump during their Washington meeting. Under the leadership of Energy Secretary Christopher Wright the Trump administration supports next-generation nuclear development as part of its oil and gas industry priority.
Prime Minister Modi acquired an opportunity to address his birthday wishes to Vivek Vance as he presented gifts to all of Vance’s children during their diplomatic meeting. The discussions serve as an important development to enhance energy and technological cooperation between India and the United States.
