As expected, India and France set up an intergovernmental committee to finalize the Rafale deal yesterday. NEW DELHI: on Wednesday decided to set up special negotiation teams to work out in "a time-bound manner" the details of the proposed direct sale of 36 Rafale fighters, which was decided during the Modi-Hollande summit in Paris on April 10. The agreement for the purchase of the 36 fighter aircraft will be signed after the committee has completed its work. In a statement released by French President Francois Hollande, Modi said that he was “very pleased with this historic agreement.”
As expected, India and France set up an intergovernmental committee to finalize the Rafale deal yesterday. The agreement for the purchase of the 36 fighter aircraft will be signed after the committee has completed its work. In a statement released by French President Francois Hollande, Modi said that he was “very pleased with this historic agreement.”