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Prime Minister’s meeting with Prime Minister of Japan​

May 24, 2022
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting today with H.E. Mr. Fumio Kishida, Prime Minister of Japan. PM Kishida also hosted a dinner for PM Modi. They had productive exchange of views on enhancing bilateral relations in various spheres as well as on some regional and global issues.

2. The two leaders agreed to further enhance bilateral security and defence cooperation, including in the area of defence manufacturing. They concurred that the next 2+2 Foreign and Defence Ministerial Meeting may be held in Japan at the earliest.

3. The two leaders appreciated the growing economic ties between the two countries. They agreed that both sides should work jointly towards implementing their decision to have 5 trillion yen in public and private investment and financing from Japan to India in the next five years. Prime Minister highlighted the steps taken by Government of India to improve ease of doing business, logistics through Gati Shakti initiative and urged Prime Minister Kishida to support greater investments by Japanese companies in India. Such investments would help in creating resilient supply chains and would be mutually beneficial. In this context, Prime Minister Modi appreciated that Japanese companies were increasing their investments in India and that 24 Japanese companies had successfully applied under the various PLI schemes.

4. The two leaders noted the progress in implementation of Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail (MAHSR) project and welcomed the signing of exchange of notes of the 3rd tranche loan for this project. The two leaders highlighted the increasing importance of information and communication technologies and in this regard agreed to encourage greater collaboration between private sectors of two sides in development of next generation communication technologies. They also discussed possibilities of collaboration in critical and emerging technologies such as 5G, Beyond 5G and semiconductors. The two Prime Ministers also agreed to deepen cooperation in the area of Clean Energy including green hydrogen and, in this regard, encouraged more business to business collaboration.

5. The two leaders agreed to further boost people-to-people linkages. Prime Minister Kishida noted that such linkages should become the backbone of bilateral relations. In this regard, they took note of the progress in implementation of the Specified Skilled Workers (SSW) programme and agreed to further scale up this programme. Prime Minister Modi raised the issue of further easing of travel restrictions in order to facilitate quarantine free entry into Japan for travellers from India carrying Covaxin and Covishield vaccination certificates. The two leaders concurred that the India-Japan Act East Forum was useful in prioritising development of India’s North East Region, and looked forward to early implementation of various projects which were identified by the two sides during the Annual Summit.

6. The two leaders exchanged views on recent global and regional developments. They noted the convergences in their respective approaches to the Indo-Pacific and reaffirmed their commitment towards a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific region. In this context, they welcomed the progress in the Quad’s contemporary and constructive agenda such as vaccines, scholarships, critical technologies and infrastructure.

7. Prime Minister Modi thanked Prime Minister Kishida for the warmth and hospitality extended to him and members of his delegation during the visit. PM Kishida extended an invitation to PM Modi to visit Japan for the next Annual Bilateral Summit, which was accepted with pleasure.

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Prime Minister’s meeting with Prime Minister of Japan
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Shinzo Abe death: Chinese 'celebrate' shooting, call attacker a 'hero' - The Times of India

Rest of World News: While the world is in disbelief over the shock shooting of former Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, some Chinese nationalists appear to be celebrating
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China is celebrating Shinzo Abe's death.... 😖🤐

Utterly disgusting and in very bad taste... 🤬🤬

I have a feeling China may be behind all this. Hope Indian security personnel and systems take note of this development as Modi, Abe, Trump and Malcolm Turnbull were behind the Idea of QUAD along with Netanyahu who were anti China and now China could be doing such things and Modi too maybe on the list... 😐😐
 
India would mourn a valued friend, and Modi might need to travel to Japan to honor Shinzo Abe one more time.
He laid the strongest foundation for the ties between the two nations.
 
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lcafanboy said:
m.timesofindia.com

Shinzo Abe death: Chinese 'celebrate' shooting, call attacker a 'hero' - The Times of India

Rest of World News: While the world is in disbelief over the shock shooting of former Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, some Chinese nationalists appear to be celebrating
m.timesofindia.com

China is celebrating Shinzo Abe's death.... 😖🤐

Utterly disgusting and in very bad taste... 🤬🤬

I have a feeling China may be behind all this. Hope Indian security personnel and systems take note of this development as Modi, Abe, Trump and Malcolm Turnbull were behind the Idea of QUAD along with Netanyahu who were anti China and now China could be doing such things and Modi too maybe on the list... 😐😐
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Sathya said:
He died.
Someone is out there to bring WW3.
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I think we're heading towards world war 3....
🥺🥺🥺
 
lcafanboy said:


I think we're heading towards world war 3....
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If I have to make a guess, that guy who shot Abe would have link with NK.

Haven't u seen Hellfire tweet, war is already on.. 0.5 front in India.
He tweeted that with news of terror attack in Assam dam .
 
Sathya said:
If I have to make a guess, that guy who shot Abe would have link with NK.

Haven't u seen Hellfire tweet, war is already on.. 0.5 front in India.
He tweeted that with news of terror attack in Assam dam .
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WW3 has already started it's just starting slow like WW2 did.
 
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