Paris good relationship with the Rome since 1956. Paris has been singned many other inter-cities agreement with the Rome. Both of them coporate with each other and have a very good friendship and relations from the past time. Paris has a good relationship with the many other countries and with their states like London(2001), Mexico(1999), Washington(2000), chicago(1996), Moscow(1992), Berlin(1987). Paris is having deals with all these countries of various types like deals of export and import of the manufacured products, electronic goods and electrical goods etc.
France American relations assigns to interstate relations between the French Republic and the United States of America. Relations between the United States and France are active and friendly. Mutual visits by high-level officials are managed on a common reason and bilateral contact at the cabinet level is active. France and the United States cooperate closely on some events such as anti-terrorism but differ on others such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and a number of trade issues.
Relations between the France and Germany is included in a cooperation called Franco-German Friendship. France and Germany are among the best excited proponents of the advance integration of the EU. They are sometimes related as the twin engine or core countries pushing for moves.
France has general political and commercial relations with Asian countries, containing the People's Republic of China, India, Japan and Southeast Asia as well as an growthing appearance in regional fora. France was instrumental in launching the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) process which could eventually emerge as a competitor to APEC.
France and India accepted politic relationships soon after India achieved independence in 1947. Indias strong politic relationship with France resulted in the friendly cession of Pondicherry to India in November 1, 1954 without any military obstruction from France. France was the only country that did not convict India's decision to go nuclear in 1998. In 2003, France became the biggest supplier of nuclear fuel and technology to India and remains a large military and economic industry partner.
India's permanent member emulations in the UN Security Council have found very powerful support from former French President Chirac. The recent decision by the Indian government to obtain French Scorpene class submarines worth 3 billion USD and 43 Airbus aircraft for Indian Airlines worth 2.5 billion USD has further cemented the strategic, military and economic co-operation between India and France. France also became the first country to do nuclear trade with India after NSG waiver on 30 Sept., 2008.