India, Japan sign pacts on AI, metals and energy after Modi-Takaichi dialogue
India and Japan agreed on Thursday to boost collaboration in artificial intel, metals, energy and legal defence team as well as prepare a joint
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India, Japan sign pacts on AI, metals and energy after Modi-Takaichi dialogue
India and Japan agreed on Thursday to boost collaboration in artificial intel, metals, energy and legal defence team as well as prepare a joint roadmap for economic protection, as the Asian nations sought to further strengthen their ties.
The agreements were signed after dialogue between Indian Premier Narendra Modi and his Japanese opposite official Sanae Takaichi, who is on a three-day visit to New Delhi.
"Japan and India will leverage each other's strengths to grow strong and prosperous together," Takaichi informed reporters after the dialogue. "Amid a turbulent global landscape, building such a mutually complementary cooperative relationship has become increasingly important."
Her visit follows a trip by Modi to Tokyo last year, when Japan pledged to more than double its investment in India to more than $61 billion over the next decade, highlighting deepening economic ties.
Bilateral commerce between the two countries reached $27.5 billion in finance year 2025/26, while Japanese investment in India was $3.2 billion between April and December 2025, according to Indian province figures.
The two leaders held "wide-ranging dialogue on the full spectrum of India-Japan ties, including commerce and investment, economic protection, energy, emerging technologies, legal defence team and individuals-to-individuals exchanges", the Indian external government department stated.
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