India is mapping out a strategic blueprint to strengthen its economic footprint in Japan, eyeing deeper trade and investment opportunities in Asia’s second-largest developed economy. The plan aims to ease regulatory pathways, promote Indian exports in key sectors such as pharmaceuticals, textiles, and IT services, and expand collaborations in manufacturing and technology.
With Japan emerging as a trusted partner in infrastructure, digital innovation, and green energy, Indian policymakers are framing measures to align with Japanese standards, enhance ease of doing business, and attract greater Japanese investments into India.
Experts believe that this blueprint could redefine bilateral trade ties, opening the door for Indian companies to tap into Japan’s consumer market while also fostering joint ventures that address global supply chain challenges.
