Rendez-vous en France

To celebrate the solidity and duration of Franco-Indian collaboration, Indian Prime Minister Modi was guest of honour of France during the National Day on the 14th of July. A “historic visit” that led to announcements in all fields of bilateral cooperation, and particularly in research and higher education, where new objectives have been set: welcoming in France 20,000 Indian students by 2025 and 30,000 by 2030.

The traditional military parade of 14 July, a French speciality, will be held in Paris on the famous avenue des Champs-Elysées, the most beautiful avenue in the world, some say! Every year since 1880, the French celebrate their national day on 14 July, which has turned into a “symbol of the history and unity of the country around common values”, according the ministry of armies, major organiser of the parade.

The 2023 edition of the survey about integration by the CGE, aiming at measuring the employability of new graduates from French “grandes écoles” has just been released. The CGE indicates that it “confirms the true pickup capacity” of schools, a capacity already analysed last year after the health crisis First conclusion of the survey: the net employment rate of all graduates reaches 90.5% and is maintained above health crisis levels from 2021.