Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi concluded her visit to India, reaffirming Tokyo's commitment to the strategic partnership envisioned by Shinzo Abe, former Japanese PM. From economic security to infrastructure and shared democratic values, here's how India and Japan continue to shape Asia's future together.

India-Japan summit: How India, Japan may shape Asia's century 

At the 16th india-japan annual summit in New Delhi, over 150 Japanese companies signed roughly 120 cooperation agreements worth 12.5 billion dollars. That is a down payment on the bigger target: 10 trillion yen, or close to 70 billion dollars, in Japanese private investment into India over the next decade.

India-Japan summit: $70 billion decade bet

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is in India for a three-day official visit and the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit. She is set to hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on trade, investment, defence, energy security, technology, and the Indo-Pacific. Several agreements are expected to be signed as both nations seek to strengthen their Special Strategic and Global Partnership. The visit also includes business engagements aimed at boosting economic cooperation. 

India-Japan summit: Why Japan is betting big on India's Northeast

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