Strengthening Indo-Japanese Collaboration for Women-Led Growth: The Rising Sun Conclave 2
The Rising Sun Conclave 2, held in New Delhi, brought together thought leaders, policymakers, and changemakers to discuss key aspects of Indo-Japanese collaboration. One of the standout addresses was delivered by Smt. Smriti Irani, who spoke on ‘Indian Women Over the Years’, highlighting their evolving role in shaping India’s economic, social, and political landscape.
Her speech underscored the extraordinary journey of Indian women, from preserving cultural heritage to driving governance, entrepreneurship, and policy reforms. She emphasized the resilience and leadership of Indian women in diplomacy, business, and global decision-making, reinforcing their influence in shaping India’s international partnerships.
She also shared a post on social media, reinforcing the importance of Indo-Japanese collaboration in fostering women-led growth and innovation:
“Addressed The Rising Sun Conclave 2, where thought leaders and changemakers came together to strengthen Indo-Japanese collaboration.
Spoke on Indian Women Over the Years, highlighting their transformative journey—from preserving cultural heritage to driving economic growth, governance, and policy reforms. Their leadership in entrepreneurship, diplomacy, and global decision-making continues to shape India’s progress on the world stage.
As international partnerships grow, creating more opportunities for women to lead, innovate, and drive economic transformation remains imperative.
A special appreciation to Nupur Tewari for her initiative, Connect India Japan, which plays a pivotal role in strengthening Indo-Japanese economic ties.
By fostering cross-border trade, entrepreneurship, and leadership initiatives, it continues to create new opportunities for women and businesses while further deepening the strategic partnership between our nations.”
Women are not just participants but leaders, changemakers, and innovators. As India and Japan strengthen their strategic partnership, empowering women will remain key to global economic and social progress.
