US EditionModi says India, Japan to 'shape the Asian century'
India and Japan agreed to boost private-sector investment to $68 billion and enhance cooperation in semiconductors, AI, and defense to strengthen their strategic partnership.
- India and Japan are set to enhance their partnership, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi stating that both countries share universal values that drive their economic ties' dramatic expansion.
- During his visit, Modi aims to increase Japanese investment in India to 10 trillion yen over the next decade.
- Modi emphasized that India is the springboard for Japanese business to the Global South, noting the importance of cooperation in various sectors, including security and economy.
- Modi highlighted India's ambitious initiatives in various sectors, stating that technology and talent from both countries could drive a technological revolution.
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Look Forward to Charting Next Phase of Strategic Ties Between India, Japan: PM Modi in Interview to Japanese Publication
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. "During my meeting with Prime Minister Ishiba, I look forward to charting the next phase of our partnership. Our focus will be to strengthen security, enhance resilience, drive innovation and deliver prosperity for our peoples," PM Modi said. World News | Look Forward to Charting Next Phase of Strategic Ties Between India, Japan: PM Modi in Interview to Japanese Publication.
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