‘Make in India, Make for the World’: PM Modi meets Japanese delegation, requires deeper financial tie-up

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday met a Japanese enterprise delegation and stated he’s wanting ahead to deepening financial collaboration with Japan, India’s particular strategic and world associate.

Throughout the assembly, discussions targeted on areas of high-quality, low-cost manufacturing in India and increasing manufacturing for world markets with a particular emphasis on Africa.

An announcement issued by the Prime Minister’s Workplace (PMO) stated the delegation from the Japan-India Enterprise Cooperation Committee (JIBCC) comprising 17 members and led by its Chairman Tatsuo Yasunaga referred to as on Prime Minister Modi.

After talks with the Japanese delegation, PM Modi stated he was inspired by their growth plans in India and steadfast dedication to ’Make in India, Make for the World’.

The delegation included senior leaders from main Japanese company homes throughout key sectors comparable to manufacturing, banking, airways, pharma sector, plant engineering and logistics.

”Happy to fulfill the Japanese enterprise delegation led by Mr Tatsuo Yasunaga at present. Inspired by their growth plans in India and steadfast dedication to ’Make in India, Make for the World’,” Modi stated in a publish on X.

”Trying ahead to deepening financial collaboration with Japan, our particular strategic and world associate,” the prime minister stated.

Yasunaga briefed the prime minister on the upcoming forty eighth Joint assembly of Japan-India Enterprise Cooperation Committee with its Indian counterpart, the India-Japan Enterprise Cooperation Committee, which is scheduled to be held on March 6, 2025 in New Delhi.

The discussions lined key areas, together with high-quality, low-cost manufacturing in India, increasing manufacturing for world markets with a particular concentrate on Africa, and enhancing human useful resource growth and exchanges, the assertion stated.

Prime Minister Modi expressed his appreciation for Japanese companies’ growth plans in India and their steadfast dedication to ’Make in India, Make for the World’.

Prime Minister Modi additionally highlighted the significance of enhanced cooperation in talent growth, which stays a key pillar of India-Japan bilateral ties.