Earlier in the day, PM Modi met with several Japanese governors in Tokyo , discussing avenues for enhanced cooperation between Indian states and their Japanese counterparts . He emphasized that collaboration at the state level plays a crucial role in strengthening bilateral ties and promoting mutual development.

The bullet train ride symbolizes the growing technological and economic partnership between India and Japan, particularly in areas like high-speed rail, infrastructure development, and smart city projects . Analysts noted that such interactions showcase India’s commitment to adopting advanced technologies while fostering stronger diplomatic and economic relationships with strategic partners like Japan.

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Modi highlighted that India offers both political and economic stability, along with clear and predictable policies. He said India remains the fastest-growing major economy and will soon rise to the third spot globally.

According to Modi, Japan’s advanced technology and India’s skilled workforce can together lead the global tech revolution. He noted India’s bold steps in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, biotechnology, and space. He also said India can act as a gateway for Japanese companies to the Global South.

The Prime Minister stressed that India and Japan will play a key role in shaping the “Asean Century.” Cooperation in automobiles, robotics, semiconductors, ship-building, and nuclear energy will strengthen ties further.

During the 15th India-Japan Summit, Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will focus on trade, investment, defence, technology, and regional security, including the Quad grouping.

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