In a speech in Tokyo, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Japan is a key development partner of India and urged Japanese companies to make products in India that could be exported to the world, making use of the ‘make in India’ initiative.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that Japan is a key development partner of India.
Modi arrived earlier in the day in Japan on a two-day visit. He will hold talks with Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba and business leaders.
In an address to the India-Japan Economic Forum in Tokyo, Modi hailed the Indian-Japanese collaboration and urged Japanese businesses to invest in India and export products from India to the world.
“Japan has always been an important partner in India’s development journey — from metros to manufacturing, from semiconductors to startups. Japanese companies have invested more than 40 billion dollars in India,” Modi further said.
This is a developing story. It will be updated.
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