Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Estonia President Alar Karis met during the AI Action Summit in Paris on Tuesday. The two leaders discussed the ongoing bilateral cooperation in the field of cyber security. In their first meeting, the two leaders emphasized that friendly relations between India and Estonia are based on the common commitment of both countries towards the values of democracy, freedom, pluralism.
According to the statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) after the meeting, the two leaders expressed satisfaction over the growing bilateral cooperation in various fields including trade, investment, IT, culture, tourism and people. Prime Minister Modi invited the Estonian government and companies to take advantage of programs like ‘Digital India’. The statement explained in detail, “The two leaders also exchanged ideas on regional, global issues of mutual interest and cooperation in the United Nations.”
Prime Minister Modi and the President of Estonia expressed satisfaction over the growing cultural and relationship between the two countries. The PMO said that in this regard, the Prime Minister appreciated the popularity of yoga in Estonia. ”
Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his address during the ‘AI Action Summit’ emphasized the importance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). He said that it can help in changing the lives of millions by improving health, education, agriculture and many things.
At the conference held at the Grand Palace in Paris, PM Modi said, “Governance also means to ensure access to all, especially in Global South. AI health, education, agriculture and many things to improve millions of lives Can help change.
The Prime Minister said, ‘AI can help in creating a world in which the journey of development goals becomes easy and fast. To do this, we have to bring resources and talents together. We have to develop an open-source system that enhances confidence and transparency. We have to create a quality data set free from prejudices … “Prime Minister Modi co-headed the AI Action Summit with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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