PM Modi’s Japan Visit: From AI, Space, Defence To National Security, 8 Key Takeaways | India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Tokyo on Friday for a two -day official visit and marked Japan with Japanese, Shigeru Ishiba and marked the first -year summit. The visit, which focused on the 15th India-Japanese Annual Summit, focused on strengthening special strategic and global partnerships among global challenges, including increasing trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainty.

During the summit, Prime Minister Modi and Japanese counterpart Shigeru Ishiba held extensive debates on defense, trade, technology, regional stability and future cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. Here are eight basic results from the 1st day of the visit:

Chandrayaan-5 lupex mission

One of the most important events of the visit was to announce the technological support of Japan’s technological support for the Chandayaan-5 Lupex Mission, which aims to explore India’s Indian human settlement on the month. Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said that the project plans to go down to the moon by 2040 Indian astronauts. He said that a new agreement signed during the visit would accelerate cooperation and create opportunities for future common space discoveries.

“The idea behind the Chandayaan-5 mission is to seek signs that can support the human settlement in Japan. Our space cooperation is not limited to this time. In addition, the plans to explore our strong aspects are not limited to this time.

India-Japanese security cooperation

In the field of security, both sides signed a joint statement on security cooperation and created a framework for India and Japan to respond more effectively to the emerging security challenges. Misri said that the agreement includes areas such as cyber security, anti -terrorism, defense industry cooperation, research and development and closer coordination in multilateral forums.

“A joint declaration on security cooperation. This is a possible framework for Indian and Japan to respond better to contemporary security challenges. An important feature of this document is the concept of security issues, one of the security issues that is one of the security issues of security issues, one of the security issues on the multilateral groups of the defense industry, the defense industry, research and multiple groups.”

Human Resources Change

Misri said that the visit has developed cooperation in human resources between the two countries. In the next five years, a new action plan, including 50,000 qualified and semi -skilled Indian workers, aimed at the movement of 5.00,000 people.

“The two sides have launched an important action plan for the exchange of human resources, including 50,000 qualified and semi -skilled personnel from India to Japan, including 50,000 qualified and semi -skilled personnel.” He said.

Japan will invest 67 billion dollars in India

Misri said that during the meeting, Japan announced a new investment target in India ($ 67 billion) in India. During the visit, approximately 150 agreements were signed in a business forum and a cumulative value exceeded $ 13 billion. This reflects the increasing confidence in India’s economic potential and the role of the private sector in the bilateral partnership.

“Today, 10 trillion Japanese Yen from Japan or 67 billion dollars in India was decided to set a new investment target. Yesterday in the Business Forum, the private sector declared approximately 150 mous. The cumulative value of these Mous and business partnerships is once again reflective in our relationship.” He said.

AI, data centers, semiconductors, critical minerals and drugs

During today’s meeting, Misri said that both prime ministers started the Japan-India initiative designed to strengthen cooperation in artificial intelligence, data centers, large language models and AI governance. They also agreed to develop cooperation in semiconductors, clean energy, critical minerals and drugs. The Indian Kansai Business Forum and India Kyushu Business Forum were launched to further strengthen the base connections.

“Both sides have initiated an economic security initiative defining the five priority sectors that will pay attention from both sides. These sectors are semiconductors, critical minerals, pharmaceuticals, information and communication technologies and clean energy. And India decided to start the Kyushu Business Forum to provide more energy to our base level.

Climate change

In climate change, Misri said that the two sides agreed to establish a common credit mechanism to encourage carbon purification technologies and sustainable infrastructure by facilitating Japanese investment in India’s clean energy passage while supporting emission reduction goals.

“A common credit mechanism has been reached for climate change between the two sides. In fact, it is a tool to facilitate the spread of darkening technologies and infrastructure, essentially, Japanese companies allow us to meet our greenhouse gas emission reduction goals and encourage Japanese investments in India.” He said.

China and USA-India trade tensions and ties

The Foreign Secretary, asked about the US-India trade tensions and ties with China, Misri, the summit, only focused on the cooperation of India-Japan, and explained without discussions on third country issues.

“At this point, our discussion with Japan was related to our binary problems. In any third country we did not discuss the problems between the two. Naturally, those who are in the rest of the world are being discussed. But today’s focus remained square against our bilateral cooperation.” He said.

Indo-Pacific

Misri said at today’s meeting that both leaders confirmed their peaceful, prosperous and flexible loyalty to a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific, and published a joint statement titled ‘A Partnership for Security and Welfare’ for our new generation ‘.

Misri, “Today, a joint statement titled ‘Security and Welfare Partnership for our new generation’ was published. Both leaders confirmed their commitment to a peaceful, prosperous and flexible free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific. He said.

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