India-Japan Economic Ties Strengthened Amid High-Level Talks

In a high-stakes meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed a business delegation from Japan to bolster economic relations. Key discussions included trade, investment, and collaboration in sectors like agriculture, technology, and clean energy. Japan reaffirmed its commitment, pledging increased investment under Modi's strategic vision.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted a distinguished delegation from Keizai Doyukai, the Japan Association of Corporate Executives, under the leadership of Takeshi Niinami at his residence in 7 Lok Kalyan Marg on Thursday. The gathering was aimed at exploring avenues to fortify economic ties between India and Japan.

Key topics of discussion included boosting bilateral trade, enhancing investment opportunities, and fostering collaboration across diverse sectors such as agriculture, marine products, space, and technology, according to a release from the Prime Minister's Office. Modi highlighted the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership and assured the delegation of India's commitment to a conducive business environment and emphasized the success of the Japan Plus system in India.

The talks also covered India's strides in infrastructure development and the burgeoning aviation sector. Prime Minister Modi spotlighted India's advancements in AI and green energy sectors, urging collaboration. Japan's business leaders expressed enthusiasm for the growing investment landscape in India, aligning with Modi's 'Make in India' vision.

(With inputs from agencies.)