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PM मोदी को पापुआ न्यू गिनी और फिजी ने देश के सर्वोच्च सम्मान से नवाजा, जानें वजह

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What does PM Modi say on Indian Japan Ties, secure Indo-pacific!!!

At the invitation of the Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, PM Modi arrived in Tokyo. His visit to Japan includes the quad summit, Japanese business leaders, and the vibrant Indian community.

On Monday, prime minister Narendra Modi began his two-days Japan visit. In this, he underscored the importance of closer India-Japan cooperation and said this partnership is a key pillar of the secure and stable indo-pacific region.

Upon his arrival in Japan, he received a rousing welcome from the Indian community at the hotel new Otani where he will be staying during his two days trip.

PM Modi Tweets “Japan’s India community has made pioneering contributions in different fields, they have also remained connected with their roots in India. I thank the Indian diaspora in Japan for the warm welcome”.

He further added to his tweet “Closer India-Japan cooperation is vital in the post-COVID world. Our nations are firmly committed to democratic values. Together, we are key pillars of a stable and secure Indo-pacific region. I am equally glad that we are working closely in various multilateral forums as well”.

This meeting will allow both the prime ministers to carry forward the conversations that they had done during the 14th annual summit of India-Japan that has been held in March when PM Kishida visited India.

Prime minister Narendra Modi also tweets about his past days and writes “Japan’s developmental strides have always been admirable. Japan is partnering with India in key sectors including infrastructure, technology, innovation, start-ups, and more.”

He also writes about the partnership with Japan that says “Ours is a partnership for peace, stability, and prosperity. I trace the journey of our special friendship which completes 70 glorious years”.

This summit in Tokyo is the fourth interaction of the Quad leaders since their last virtual meeting that has been held online in March 2021 followed by an in-person summit in Washington DC held in September 2021 and a virtual meeting in march 2022.