PM Modi in Japan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Japan, where he met with governors from 16 Japanese prefectures to discuss state-prefecture collaboration and promote the State-Prefecture Partnership Initiative. He also took a bullet train ride from Tokyo to Sendai alongside Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba, highlighting India-Japan cooperation in technology, infrastructure, and high-speed rail operations.


PM Modi in Japan: PM Meets Japanese Governors, Takes Bullet Train with PM Ishiba 

PM Modi in Japan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Japan to attend the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit. During his trip, PM Modi will meet Japanese leaders, industrialists, and the Indian community. The visit will also focus on enhancing regional and global peace, security, and sustainable development.


PM Modi in Japan: Strengthening Partnerships, Meeting Leaders And Much More

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Tokyo ahead of the upcoming SCO Summit, marking the beginning of a high-profile visit focused on strengthening India-Japan strategic ties.

During the visit, PM Modi is expected to meet with Japanese Prime Minister and other key leaders to discuss regional security, economic cooperation, technology, and multilateral partnerships. The visit comes at a crucial time for Indo-Pacific diplomacy and underscores India’s growing role on the global stage.


PM Modi arrives in Tokyo ahead of SCO summit | India-Japan bilateral ties in focus

Indian PM Narendra Modi has arrived in the Japanese city of Hiroshima. All eyes will be on his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky marking the first in-person meeting since Russia invaded Ukraine. India is present as an observer state and unlike the G7 nations, India has maintained a neutral position on the war.

Indian PM Narendra Modi arrives in Japan for the Hiroshima G7 Summit

<p>India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is in Tokyo to attend the Quad 2022 summit met the Indian diaspora on Monday.</p>

<p>The Indian prime minister told the gathering that Japan has played an important role in India's development&nbsp;while adding that the island nation has intimate and spiritual relations with India.</p>

<p>PM Modi who has a hectic schedule during the trip will hold bilateral talks with PM Kishida on Tuesday.</p>

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<p>Expanding on India's goal, PM Modi said: "We are working towards strengthening the healthcare infrastructure in India as he added that wellness centres are being developed to take healthcare to all corners of the country.</p>

<p>"Today's world needs to follow the path shown by Gautam Buddha. This is the only way to save humanity from the challenges like violence, anarchy, terrorism and climate change," India's prime minister told the Indian diaspora.</p>

<p>India's prime minister explained the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' to the Indian diaspora, saying: "The way global chain supply was disrupted, the entire supply chain was questionable. To avert such a situation in future, we are moving ahead with the resolution of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"Our resolution of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is not only for India, this is also a very big investment for stable and sustained global chain supply," he said.</p>

<p>"As we complete 75 years of independence, India is working on the roadmap for the next 25 years," he told Indians gathered at the meeting.</p>

<p>"In the last 8 years, we have made our democracy strong and resilient. It is serving as one of the strongest pillars of progress, we are working towards building a system that is not only inclusive but caters to a leakage proof governance to fulfil the aspirations of every citizen."</p>

<p>"We are working towards building a system that is not only inclusive but caters to a leakage proof governance to fulfil the aspirations of every citizen," he said.</p>

<p>"Today, India is optimistic about a tech-led, science-led, innovation-led and talent-led future," he said.</p>

<p>India's prime minister invited Japanese citizens to visit India citing Swami Vivekananda's words.</p>

<p>"Swami Vivekananda once said every Indian should visit Japan once in their life. Today, I will say, every Japanese should visit India once in their life."</p>

<p>"Whenever I visit Japan, I witness your affection. Many of you have settled in Japan for years and assimilated Japanese culture. Still, the dedication toward Indian culture and language is ever-growing," Modi told the Indian diaspora.</p>

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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is in Tokyo to attend the Quad 2022 summit met the Indian diaspora on Monday. The Indian prime minister told the gathering that Japan has played an important role in India's development while adding that the island nation has intimate and spiritual relations with India.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is in Tokyo to attend the Quad 2022 summit met the Indian diaspora on Monday. The Indian prime minister told the gathering that Japan has played an important role in India's development while adding that the island nation has intimate and spiritual relations with India. PM Modi who has a hectic schedule during the trip will hold bilateral talks with PM Kishida on Tuesday. Also Read: PM Narendra Modi receives rousing welcome in Tokyo, meets top business leaders Expanding on India's goal, PM Modi said: "We are working towards strengthening the healthcare infrastructure in India as he added that wellness centres are being developed to take healthcare to all corners of the country. "Today's world needs to follow the path shown by Gautam Buddha. This is the only way to save humanity from the challenges like violence, anarchy, terrorism and climate change," India's prime minister told the Indian diaspora. India's prime minister explained the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' to the Indian diaspora, saying: "The way global chain supply was disrupted, the entire supply chain was questionable. To avert such a situation in future, we are moving ahead with the resolution of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. Watch | Quad 2022 - Joe Biden launches Indo-Pacific Economic Framework "Our resolution of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is not only for India, this is also a very big investment for stable and sustained global chain supply," he said. "As we complete 75 years of independence, India is working on the roadmap for the next 25 years," he told Indians gathered at the meeting. "In the last 8 years, we have made our democracy strong and resilient. It is serving as one of the strongest pillars of progress, we are working towards building a system that is not only inclusive but caters to a leakage proof governance to fulfil the aspirations of every citizen." "We are working towards building a system that is not only inclusive but caters to a leakage proof governance to fulfil the aspirations of every citizen," he said. "Today, India is optimistic about a tech-led, science-led, innovation-led and talent-led future," he said. India's prime minister invited Japanese citizens to visit India citing Swami Vivekananda's words. "Swami Vivekananda once said every Indian should visit Japan once in their life. Today, I will say, every Japanese should visit India once in their life." "Whenever I visit Japan, I witness your affection. Many of you have settled in Japan for years and assimilated Japanese culture. Still, the dedication toward Indian culture and language is ever-growing," Modi told the Indian diaspora. (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Japanese <a href="http://13.232.42.114/world/pm-modi-japan-pm-abe-hold-delegation-level-talks-discuss-situation-in-indo-pacific-region-174184">PM Shinzo Abe and PM Modi today</a> released a joint statement emphasising trade, maritime security and space exploration as the driving force between the two countries.</p>

<p>High-speed railway will be promoted, the Japanese PM said during the joint statement, adding that digital partnership will be improved.</p>

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<p>India, Japan signed key agreements during the summit, PM Abe said. "We seek greater cooperation in space exploration," PM Abe added.</p>

<p>India, Japan have signed a number of connectivity projects, the Japanese prime minister informed while seeking greater cooperation in space exploration.</p>

<p>While thanking PM Abe for the warm reception, PM Modi during the joint statement said that India and Japan share deep bilateral ties.</p>

<p>"Our patnership will boost growth," PM Modi said while asserting that he had frutiful discussion with the Japanese prime minister.</p>

<p>"The 21st century belongs to India," the PM declared while inviting Japan to be part of the solar alliance.</p>

<p>Earlier, PM Abe and Modi held delegation level talks where the two sides discussed a range of bilateral, regional and global issues including the situation in the Indo-Pacific region.</p>

<p>India and Japan signed six agreements, including on high speed train and naval cooperation&nbsp;after talks between PM Narendra Modi and Shinzo Abe.</p>

<p>On Monday, PM Modi held a series of meetings with top Japanese leaders and addressed the Indian community. He urged the Indian community in Japan to contribute actively in building a "new India".</p>

<p>"India is going through a massive transformative phase today. The world is appreciating India for its service to humanity. The nation is being felicitated for its policies and for the work being done towards public welfare," he said.</p>

<p>The Indian PM said&nbsp;that "tremendous progress" was achieved in the digital infrastructure, saying 1 GB data is cheaper than the smallest bottle of cold drink in the country.&nbsp;</p>

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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and PM Modi today released a joint statement emphasising trade, maritime security and space exploration as the driving force between the two countries.

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and PM Modi today released a joint statement emphasising trade, maritime security and space exploration as the driving force between the two countries. High-speed railway will be promoted, the Japanese PM said during the joint statement, adding that digital partnership will be improved. Speaking at the joint press meet with PM @AbeShinzo. https://t.co/4KR0hnVKY2 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 29, 2018 × India, Japan signed key agreements during the summit, PM Abe said. "We seek greater cooperation in space exploration," PM Abe added. India, Japan have signed a number of connectivity projects, the Japanese prime minister informed while seeking greater cooperation in space exploration. While thanking PM Abe for the warm reception, PM Modi during the joint statement said that India and Japan share deep bilateral ties. "Our patnership will boost growth," PM Modi said while asserting that he had frutiful discussion with the Japanese prime minister. "The 21st century belongs to India," the PM declared while inviting Japan to be part of the solar alliance. Earlier, PM Abe and Modi held delegation level talks where the two sides discussed a range of bilateral, regional and global issues including the situation in the Indo-Pacific region. India and Japan signed six agreements, including on high speed train and naval cooperation after talks between PM Narendra Modi and Shinzo Abe. On Monday, PM Modi held a series of meetings with top Japanese leaders and addressed the Indian community. He urged the Indian community in Japan to contribute actively in building a "new India". "India is going through a massive transformative phase today. The world is appreciating India for its service to humanity. The nation is being felicitated for its policies and for the work being done towards public welfare," he said. The Indian PM said that "tremendous progress" was achieved in the digital infrastructure, saying 1 GB data is cheaper than the smallest bottle of cold drink in the country.

In joint statement, India, Japan pledge partnership in maritime security, space exploration & digital growth

<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe in Yamanashi, Japan on Sunday.</p>

<p>Modi is in Japan on a <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pm-modi-arrives-in-tokyo-for-13th-india-japan-annual-summit-173867">two-day state visit</a> during which he will also attend the 13th India-Japan summit.&nbsp;The two countries have an annual summit.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This will be Modi's twelfth meeting with Abe since the Indian prime minister first Japan in September 2014.</p>

<p>Modi and Abe are expected, over the summit,&nbsp;to discuss a number of issues including defence and regional security.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Landed in Tokyo. I am confident this visit will add new vigour to the strong friendship between India and Japan," Modi said in a tweet on Saturday.</p>

<p>In a statement on Friday, before leaving for Japan, Modi described India and Japan as a "winning combination" and said the island nation was New Delhi's most trusted partner in its economic and technological modernisation.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>On landing in Japan, Modi met with the Indian community at Tokyo's Imperial Hotel.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>On Sunday afternoon, Prime Minister Modi will join his Japanese counterpart for an informal lunch at a hotel. The two leaders will then visit a company which is a leading manufacturer of factory automation.</p>

<p>Besides bilateral issues, the two leaders are expected to deliberate on a range of regional and global issues including the situation in the Indo-Pacific region.</p>

<p>It is said the prime minister's visit will reaffirm the traditional bonds of friendship between the two countries and strengthen their multi-faceted cooperation in diverse fields.</p>

<p>India is also hoping to have some kind of synergy or integration between Modi's Ayushman Bharat scheme, which is the largest medicare programme of its kind globally, and the Japanese programme which is called Asia Health and Wellbeing Initiative.</p>

<p>Prime Minister in his statement said projects such as Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail and Dedicated Freight Corridors reflected the high level and "strength of our economic engagement".&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Japan is also at the forefront of engaging in our national initiatives, such as 'Make in India', 'Skill India', 'Digital India', 'Start Up India'... Japanese investors have faith in India's economic future, which is marked with myriad opportunities," Modi said.<br />
Modi will also address the Indian community function in Tokyo and will attend a series of business events and address the business forum.&nbsp;</p>

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe in Yamanashi, Japan on Sunday. Modi is in Japan on a two-day state visit during which he will also attend the 13th India-Japan summit.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe in Yamanashi, Japan on Sunday. Modi is in Japan on a two-day state visit during which he will also attend the 13th India-Japan summit. The two countries have an annual summit. This will be Modi's twelfth meeting with Abe since the Indian prime minister first Japan in September 2014. Modi and Abe are expected, over the summit, to discuss a number of issues including defence and regional security. "Landed in Tokyo. I am confident this visit will add new vigour to the strong friendship between India and Japan," Modi said in a tweet on Saturday. In a statement on Friday, before leaving for Japan, Modi described India and Japan as a "winning combination" and said the island nation was New Delhi's most trusted partner in its economic and technological modernisation. Prime Ministers @narendramodi and @AbeShinzo meet at Yamanashi. They would be holding talks through the day on deepening India-Japan ties. pic.twitter.com/T9eGZ3yuVx — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 28, 2018 × #WATCH: Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe receives PM Narendra Modi at hotel Mount Fuji in Yamanashi pic.twitter.com/FoablhOqlc — ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2018 × PM Narendra Modi presented Japanese PM Shinzo Abe two handcrafted stone bowls made from rose quartz and yellow quartz stone and hand-woven Dhurries by the weavers of Mirzapur, UP, specially crafted on the occasion of his visit to Japan for India-Japan annual summit: Sources pic.twitter.com/M9ZDaeQWIC — ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2018 × On landing in Japan, Modi met with the Indian community at Tokyo's Imperial Hotel. I thank Japan's Indian community for their warm welcome. We are proud of the accomplishments of the Indian diaspora. pic.twitter.com/N51w7nPJpo — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 27, 2018 × On Sunday afternoon, Prime Minister Modi will join his Japanese counterpart for an informal lunch at a hotel. The two leaders will then visit a company which is a leading manufacturer of factory automation. Besides bilateral issues, the two leaders are expected to deliberate on a range of regional and global issues including the situation in the Indo-Pacific region. It is said the prime minister's visit will reaffirm the traditional bonds of friendship between the two countries and strengthen their multi-faceted cooperation in diverse fields. India is also hoping to have some kind of synergy or integration between Modi's Ayushman Bharat scheme, which is the largest medicare programme of its kind globally, and the Japanese programme which is called Asia Health and Wellbeing Initiative. Prime Minister in his statement said projects such as Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail and Dedicated Freight Corridors reflected the high level and "strength of our economic engagement". "Japan is also at the forefront of engaging in our national initiatives, such as 'Make in India', 'Skill India', 'Digital India', 'Start Up India'... Japanese investors have faith in India's economic future, which is marked with myriad opportunities," Modi said. Modi will also address the Indian community function in Tokyo and will attend a series of business events and address the business forum. (With inputs from PTI)

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