Public affairs for India–France projects
Develop evidence-based positions and transparent institutional engagement. Support for Indian businesses operating or entering France.
When to involve us
Regulatory change, investment projects or a sector debate requires understanding who decides what, and when your contribution is useful.
Deliverables
Institutional map; policy timetable; position paper; evidence pack; meeting preparation and follow-up.
Paris, Brussels and the project location
Separate French national decisions, European policy and local project dialogue. Have qualified advisers assess applicable transparency obligations. An institutional contact list does not demonstrate influence or guarantee a permit, favourable policy or public support.
How the engagement works
We start with the decision, available evidence and stakeholder expectations. We then agree priorities, outputs and approvals, support implementation, and review what changed. Country teams keep clear responsibilities throughout; the scope and availability are agreed for the engagement.
What to prepare for a first discussion
Identify the public decision, documented impacts, existing contacts and required legal checks.
Scope and responsibilities
The engagement defines the decisions, countries, audiences, availability and deliverables covered. Specialist legal, financial, regulatory and technical advice remains with the appointed experts.
Continue your preparation
Public affairs in France and Europe: a guide for Indian businesses
Identify the real decision, the competent institution and the evidence needed for a transparent dialogue.
An Indian industrial project in France: prepare local dialogue early
Connect the investment case with the concrete questions of people living and working near the proposed site.
Discuss your France–Europe plans
Tell us about your project, the countries involved, the decision ahead and your timeframe. We will clarify the scope, responsibilities and working languages together.
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