
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, during a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the G20 Summit, emphasized the need to enhance the business environment in India to achieve the ambitious goal of attracting 5 trillion yen in investments. This call for action underscores the significance of the economic relationship between Japan and India and their mutual commitment to fostering stronger ties.
Japan’s Investment Target and India’s Progress
Significant Loan for High-Speed Rail Project
Both leaders expressed satisfaction with the provision of a 400 billion yen loan for India’s ongoing high-speed rail construction project. This project reflects the collaborative efforts of Japan and India to develop crucial infrastructure and enhance connectivity within the country.
Enhanced Cooperation in Multiple Sectors
Prime Minister Modi, following the meeting, described their talks as productive and highlighted the achievements made in India-Japan bilateral relations during India’s G20 Presidency and Japan’s G7 Presidency. Both leaders expressed eagerness to further enhance cooperation in various sectors, including connectivity and commerce. Their commitment to strengthening economic ties demonstrates the shared vision of prosperity and progress.
Acknowledgment of Space Success
Prime Minister Kishida extended his congratulations to Prime Minister Modi on the historic success of Chandrayaan-3’s moon landing. This achievement highlights India’s growing prowess in the field of space technology. The two leaders discussed the potential for collaboration in advanced technology, particularly in the realm of space exploration.
Advancing a Free and Open International Order
In addition to economic collaboration, the leaders affirmed their commitment to maintaining and reinforcing a free and open international order rooted in the principles of the rule of law. This commitment reflects their shared values and dedication to global stability and cooperation.
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