Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a significant agreement with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. India- Japan deal sets a new target for Japanese investment in India at 10 trillion yen, or $68 billion, over the next ten years.
It aims to double previous investment commitments and shows Tokyo’s growing confidence in India’s economic future. Modi urged Japanese companies to adopt the slogan “Make in India, Make for the World.” He invited innovative industries to help develop India’s manufacturing and export capabilities.
India- Japan Deal focus on innovation, SMEs, and startups
The new investment plan emphasizes connecting Indian and Japanese small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and supporting startup ecosystems. Upcoming agreements are expected to encourage cooperation in semiconductors, AI, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing.
Modi described India as a “talent powerhouse” and Japan as a “tech powerhouse.” He highlighted that this partnership will drive future innovation and industrial growth.
Strategic partnership for global stability
During their discussions in Tokyo, both leaders called the partnership essential for their national interests and global peace and stability. The two democracies plan to strengthen cooperation in economic security, supply chain resilience, and defense. They also plan joint efforts in emerging technology and sustainable energy. Modi stressed that this “new and golden chapter” lays a strong foundation for deepening bilateral ties and creating a better world together.
The India- Japan deal aims to boost mutual personnel exchanges and promote collaboration in education, healthcare, and mobility. The leaders reaffirmed their commitment to building strong people-to-people connections and cultural ties as part of their broader strategic partnership.
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