Big deal signed between India and Japan, from AI to energy sector, PM Modi and Japanese PM joined hands; China’s tension increased!

India and Japan on Thursday agreed to further strengthen their cooperation in important areas like Artificial Intelligence (AI), energy security and economic security. According to news agency Reuters, these agreements have been signed between the two countries. The agreement came after a high-level meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Sanae Takaichi in New Delhi. Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi is currently on a three-day visit to India.

Speaking to the media after the talks, Takaichi said that in today’s turbulent international environment, it has become more important than ever to strengthen the ‘complementary and cooperative relationship’ between the two countries.

growing steps of partnership

This visit is taking place right after PM Modi’s visit to Tokyo in 2025. During that time, Japan had promised to more than double its investment in India to more than $61 billion (about $61 billion) in the next decade. According to an AFP report, according to Indian Government data, the mutual trade between the two countries has crossed $27 billion in the financial year 2025-26.

strong base of quad

Let us tell you that both India and Japan are part of ‘Quad’ (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue), in which America and Australia are also included. According to PTI, PM Modi said on Thursday that both the countries have prepared a common roadmap for economic security to strengthen their supply chains in important sectors like semiconductors.

Big initiative in the field of energy

To strengthen energy security, India and Japan will jointly set up 1,000 biogas and organic fertilizer plants in India. Apart from this, according to the AFP report, both the countries have also agreed to work together in the field of critical minerals to protect their supply chains from external shocks.

If seen, this step is completely in line with the announcement of Quad which was made in May, in which it was talked about increasing mutual cooperation on critical minerals and emerging technologies. The objective of the ‘Quad Critical Minerals Initiative Framework’ is that the four countries should work together to coordinate investment so that the supply chain of these essential minerals remains safe and strong.

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