Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Japan ushers in a new era of economic collaboration, with a historic $68.5 billion investment target and several key agreements in defense, technology, and innovation.
IndiaJapanEconomic PartnershipInvestmentTechnologyReal Estate NewsAug 30, 2025
The $10 trillion yen ($68.5 billion) investment target is a joint commitment by India and Japan to strengthen economic ties and supply chains over the next decade. It aims to promote various sectors including defense, technology, and sustainable energy.
The India-Japan Digital Partnership 2.0 focuses on advancing digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and data governance. It aims to enhance the digital economy and ensure technological sovereignty.
India and Japan are boosting collaboration in semiconductor and AI development to drive the digital economy and promote technological innovation. This includes joint research and development projects and knowledge sharing.
India and Japan are expanding their initiatives in green and sustainable fuels to combat climate change and promote environmental sustainability. This includes joint projects in renewable energy and clean technology.
The partnership aims to promote next-generation mobility solutions by fostering innovation in transportation technology, including electric vehicles and smart mobility systems. This will help create a more sustainable and efficient transportation sector.
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