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Strengthening of the India-Japan Special Strategic & the Global Partnership to be in a focus during his visit to the Japan says to PM Modi.

Strengthening of the India-Japan Special Strategic & the Global Partnership to be in a focus during his visit to the  Japan says to PM Modi.



@narendPrime Minister Narendra Modi has said strengthening of the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership will be the aim of his visit to Japan.

In his statement ahead of his two day visit to the  Tokyo, Mr Modi said he will be also participate in the second in-person Quad Leaders’ Summit. He said the summit will be provide an a opportunity for the leaders of the four Quad countries to review the progress of the  Quad initiatives.

The Prime Minister said all the Quad Leaders will be also exchange views about a developments in the Ind-Pacific region and the  global issues of the  mutual interest.  

Mr Modi will be a  hold a bilateral meeting with a US President Joe Biden, where both the leaders will be a discuss further consolidation of  the multi-faceted bilateral relations between the two countries.
The newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Lebanese will be a joining in the Quad Leaders’ Summit for the first time. Mr Modi said he looks forward to a bilateral meeting with a Anthony Lebanese  during which in the multifaceted cooperation between India and Australia under in the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and the regional and global issues of the mutual interest will be a discussed.

Economic cooperation between India and Japan is an a important aspect of the Special Strategic and the  Global Partnership.
During in the 14th India-Japan Annual Summit in a March on 2022, Prime Minister Kishida and Mr Modi had a announced in their intention to the realize Japanese Yen five trillion in a public and private investment and the financing over in the next five years from Japan to the  India.

During in the forthcoming visit, in the Prime Minister said he will be meet with a Japanese business leaders with the goal of the further strengthening in a economic linkages between the two countries, in a pursuit of this objective.

Mr Modi will be also interact with the Indian diaspora in a Japan.

Talking about in the Prime Minister in a Visit, Foreign Secretary  Vinay Mohan Kwatra said a Japan is a among India's most important partners and Mr Modi has a referred to the relationship as one of the most natural in the region. 

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