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Prime Minister Narendra Modi held important talks with Japan's Parliament Speaker Fukushiro Nukaga and a group of Japanese MPs. Their discussions covered multiple aspects of India-Japan cooperation including technology, AI, and economic partnerships. Modi also met with former Japanese Prime Ministers Fumio Kishida and Yoshihide Suga to strengthen bilateral relations. The meetings focused on enhancing collaboration in emerging areas like semiconductors and human resource mobility.

Key Points: Modi Meets Japan Speaker Nukaga on AI Economy Ties

  • Modi met Japan Speaker Nukaga and MPs to boost bilateral ties
  • Talks focused on AI, technology and economic cooperation
  • Also discussed parliamentary exchanges and human resource development
  • Meetings with former PMs Kishida and Suga on closer collaboration
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PM Modi holds talks with Japan Parliament Speaker on India-Japan ties

PM Modi discusses AI, technology, economy and parliamentary exchanges with Japan Speaker Fukushiro Nukaga and MPs to strengthen India-Japan bilateral relations.

"We discussed the strong and friendly relations between India and Japan - PM Narendra Modi"

Tokyo, August 29

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday held talks with Speaker Fukushiro Nukaga and group of Members of Parliament from Japan on friendly relations between India and Japan.

PM Modi said that their talks also focused on AI, technology, economy among other aspects of bilateral cooperation.

In a post on X, he said, "I had a wonderful meeting with Speaker Fukushiro Nukaga and group of Members of Parliament from Japan. We discussed the strong and friendly relations between India and Japan, with a special focus on parliamentary exchanges, human resource development, cultural exchanges and cooperation across key sectors including the economy, health, mobility partnership, AI, science, technology and more."

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PM Modi also held talks with former Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida and discussed the progress in India-Japan bilateral relationship.

In a post on X, he said, "Had a wonderful meeting with the former Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. Fumio Kishida. He has always been a great advocate of closer India-Japan relations. We discussed the progress in our bilateral partnership across trade, critical technologies and human resource mobility. We also discussed the vast potential in emerging areas such as technology and semiconductors."

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PM Modi also spoke to Yoshihide Suga, former Prime Minister of Japan and Chairperson of the Japan-India Association on how to build closer collaboration.

In a post on X, he said, "I had a very good meeting with Mr. Yoshihide Suga, former Prime Minister of Japan and Chairperson of the Japan-India Association. We spoke about the many dimensions of India-Japan cooperation and how we can further deepen it. Our discussions covered how to build closer collaboration, including in technology, AI, trade, investment and beyond."

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Earlier in the day, PM Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba addressed the Japan-India Economic Forum.

In a post on X, Ishiba said, "At the Japan-India Economic Forum, I gave a greeting and welcomed the Prime Minister of the Republic of India, Mr. Modi."

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PM Modi arrived in Tokyo on Friday morning for a two-day official visit during which he will also attend the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit.

- ANI

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Priya S
Japan has been one of our most reliable partners. Their technology expertise combined with our human resources can create amazing opportunities for both nations. Hope this leads to more Japanese companies investing in India!
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Michael C
While these diplomatic meetings are important, I hope the focus on semiconductors and critical technologies translates into actual manufacturing plants and job creation in India, not just discussions.
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Ananya R
Japan's precision engineering and our software capabilities are a perfect match! 🇮🇳❤️ Looking forward to seeing more collaborations in robotics and automation. This partnership can really boost Make in India initiative.
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Karthik V
Good to see our PM meeting multiple Japanese leaders. Building strong parliamentary connections is crucial for long-term bilateral relationships. Hope this leads to more student exchange programs and cultural initiatives too!
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Sarah B
The mobility partnership aspect is interesting. Could mean more opportunities for Indian professionals in Japan and vice versa. Both countries can learn so much from each other's work culture and technological advancements.

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