Japanese sense of closeness to India..!

New Delhi, February 12: Strengthening the extant business and the cultural ties between the duo, India and Japan on Tuesday met discussing and monitoring the progress of the cooperation projects underway. The Indian Ambassador to Japan, Sanjay Verma greeted the Nagasaki Mayor Tomihisa Taue today in Tokyo and exchanged the growth potentials amid.

 

  

It is meanwhile widely observed and learnt that the duo share a robust exchange relation in the field of academics and technology. The series of tweet further proceeded to share that the nations will be heading to increase the peer to peer (P2P) connect, beneficial economically and culturally.

Earlier the week, as a part of the 150th birth anniversary of Gandhi, the Indian embassy in Tokyo had organised Uchisaiwaicho India Festival where Verma gave the inaugural address and spoke on the ever-expanding scope of Indian Japan Special Strategic Global Partnership rooted in the shared values and cultural exchanges spanning centuries.

Verma also had a meeting on 7th of February this year with the Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan Government Yasutoshi Nishimura and equally enjoyed the positive, constructive, and warm meeting. Many creative ideas exchanged meanwhile, Japan-India relations is going to from strength to strength. “We can do even more! Looking forward to working closely with Ambassador Verma”, Nishimura had tweeted.

Japan expects India for improving the business environment, including the easing of regulations and the stabilization of the system. During Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Japan in September 2014, two leaders agreed to set a common goal of doubling Japan's direct investment and the number of Japanese companies in India by 2019, in order to build a win-win relationship through synergies between Modinomics and Abenomics.