Japanese tech and Indian talent are a winning combination,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in Tokyo, and it is making headlines as it marks the beginning of a new era of India-Japan partnership.
PM Modi’s statement: a combination of Japanese Tech and Indian Talent
In the TOKYO press conference, PM Narendra Modi said that the world-class expertise of Japanese technology and the versatility of Indian talent are together bringing about new innovations.
The PM said, “Strong democracies are natural partners. We will all work together on investment, innovation, technology, environment, health, mobility, and people-to-people exchange.” Japanese technology and the Indian workforce will further enhance India’s speedy economic growth.
India-Japan Partnership: key Highlight
- 10 Trillion Yen Investment: Japan will invest 10 trillion yen in India in the next 10 years.
- 13 MoUs Signed: Agreements have been reached in sectors such as manufacturing, semiconductors, rare earth minerals, sustainable fuels, battery supply chains, and AI cooperation.
- Chandrayaan-5 Partnership: India and Japan will also jointly work on the Moon mission.
- Job Exchange Program: 500,000 people will get opportunities through the India-Japan talent exchange program.
- Business Opportunities: The PM gave an example of Suzuki’s success story and promoted Make in India, Make for the World.
The India-Japan strategic partnership is now becoming stronger, with collaborations across economic and tech sectors.
Innovative solutions of Japanese tech, along with the skills of Indian youth, will create new success stories on the global stage.
Political and economic stability, transparent policies, and fast growth have made India a top destination for Japanese investments.
PM Modi said, “In today’s world, the combination of technology and talent is essential, and the India-Japan pair is perfect for the future.”
The meeting of Japanese tech and Indian talent is bringing prosperity, growth, and global impact for both nations—now more common projects, innovation, and youth opportunities are expected.
