New Delhi: A 17-member delegation from the Japan-India Business Cooperation Committee (JIBCC), led by its chairman Tatsuo Yasunaga, met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During the meeting, PM Modi expressed optimism about deepening economic cooperation with Japan, India’s special strategic and global partner.
Japanese Delegation Includes Representatives from Key Sectors
The Japanese delegation comprised corporate representatives from major sectors, including manufacturing, banking, airlines, pharmaceuticals, engineering, and logistics. Following the meeting, PM Modi stated that he was encouraged by Japan’s expansion plans in India and its strong commitment to the ‘Make in India, Make for the World’ initiative.
In a post on X, Modi expressed his delight at meeting the Japanese business delegation led by Tatsuo Yasunaga. He emphasized the deep-rooted ties between India and Japan, highlighting Japan as a key source of foreign investment in India.
Japan Invested Over $43 Billion in India
According to government data, Japan has invested over $43 billion in India between 2000 and 2024, making it the fifth-largest source of foreign direct investment in the country.
