NEW DELHI New Delhi: The first India-Japan golf tournament, aimed at strengthening diplomatic and cultural ties between India and Japan, will be held at the ITC Classic Golf Resort here on Saturday. The one-day tournament organized by Connect India Japan will bring together an illustrious lineup of diplomats, business leaders and cultural ambassadors from both the countries. The event promises to foster collaboration and celebrate shared values through the unified platform of sports. Key participants include G20 Sherpa and former CEO of NITI Aayog Amitabh Kant and Harinder S Sikka, Group Director, Piramal Enterprises and author of Calling Agree. Sikka, who is also the producer of the National Award-winning film Nanak Shah Fakir, will act as advisor and mentor for the event.
Nupur Tiwari said, “We are thrilled to bring together such a distinguished group of individuals for this unique tournament.” “The India-Japan Golf Tournament is not just about sports; it is a testament to the strength of cooperation between India and Japan. We are excited to see how the rapport of these leaders will translate into stronger bilateral ties and lasting friendship. ” The event will provide a platform for networking, collaboration and exploring opportunities for trade and cultural exchange, underscoring the growing synergy between the two countries. Organizers said the tournament is a testament to the power of sports as a diplomatic tool and an important milestone in Connect India Japan's mission to strengthen bilateral ties.
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