New Delhi: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has formally invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the G7 Summit in Hiroshima during the delegation-level talks at Delhi’s Hyderabad House on Monday.
During the joint press statement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “I welcome Japanese PM Fumio Kishida to India. In the last one year, PM Fumio Kishida and I have met several times, and every time I’ve felt his positivity and commitment to the India-Japan bilateral relationship. His today’s visit will be beneficial to maintain this momentum.”
Highlighting the discussion on G20, PM Modi added: “I told PM Kishida in detail about the priorities of our G20 presidency. An important foundation of our G20 presidency is to voice the priorities of the Global South. A culture that believes in Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, believes in going ahead by bringing everyone together.”
Talking about the relationship between both countries, PM Modi added that “India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership is based on our mutual democratic values and respect for rule of law on international platforms.”
PM Kishida said: “Our economic cooperation with India, which continues to grow rapidly, will not only support the further development of India but also create significant economic opportunities for Japan. In this regard, we welcome that steady progress is being made towards realising 5 trillion yen of public and private investment in financing from Japan to India in five years.”
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