Modi and Ishiba agreed to expand India and Japan’s ties. Here’s what they said
Summary
India and Japan agreed to strengthen their relationship over the next decade by increasing cooperation in areas like security, economy, and clean energy. They plan to encourage Japanese investment in India and reaffirmed their commitment to regional partnerships.Key Facts
- India and Japan will deepen ties in security, economy, clean energy, and human resources over the next ten years.
- They released a "joint vision" aimed at promoting cooperation.
- Japanese private sector investment in India is set to increase to 10 trillion yen ($68 billion).
- The partnership focuses on investment, innovation, economic security, environment, technology, and health.
- Both countries see themselves as strategic partners with shared values like freedom and democracy.
- They will continue to cooperate within the Quad framework, which also includes the United States and Australia.
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