Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba addressed the India-Japan Economic Forum, emphasizing the strength of bilateral ties and laying out a roadmap for deeper collaboration.
During the session, both leaders highlighted five priority areas that will shape the future of India-Japan economic and strategic engagement:
- Green and Clean Energy Transition – Joint initiatives in renewable energy, hydrogen, and sustainable mobility to tackle climate change and promote green growth.
- Technology and Innovation Partnerships – Collaboration in AI, semiconductors, digital infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing to drive next-gen development.
- Infrastructure and Connectivity – Strengthening cooperation in high-speed rail, smart cities, and resilient supply chains to improve connectivity across Asia.
- Investment and Trade Expansion – Encouraging Japanese investments in Indian startups, manufacturing, and industrial corridors to boost trade opportunities.
- Cultural and Human Exchange – Deepening people-to-people connections through student exchanges, skill development programs, and tourism.
Both leaders reaffirmed that the India-Japan partnership is not only vital for their nations but also a cornerstone for regional peace, prosperity, and stability.
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