Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Japan, it has been known that the PM will reach Tokyo on 23 May.
In Japan, Modi will attend the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework event and participate in a roundtable with Japanese business leaders & will also interact with the Indian community.
Sharing a larger itinerary, the Prime Minister shared that he will have 23 engagements, including meetings with three world leaders, in around 40 hours of stay in Japan where he will join US President Joe Biden and prime ministers of Australia and Japan at the Quad summit in Tokyo.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Japan to attend the Quad meet on the invitation of the Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida.
“During my visit to Tokyo, I look forward to continuing our conversation further, with an aim to strengthen the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership,” the PM said.
“Economic cooperation between India and Japan is an important aspect of our Special Strategic and Global Partnership. During the March Summit, PM Kishida and I had announced our intention to realize JPY 5 trillion in public and private investment and financing over the next five years from Japan to India. During the forthcoming visit, I will meet with Japanese business leaders with the goal of further strengthening economic linkages between our countries, in pursuit of this objective”, the PM added.
Officials have confirmed that PM Modi during his visit will have business, diplomatic and community interactions. He will interact with at least 35 Japanese CEOs and also with hundreds of Indian diaspora members.
PM Modi will also hold a bilateral meeting with President Joseph Biden, where they will discuss further consolidation of multi-faceted bilateral relations with US. They are set to continue our dialogue on regional developments and contemporary global issues.
The newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is also set to join the Quad Leaders’ Summit for the first time.
The forthcoming Quad summit provides an opportunity for the leaders to exchange views about developments in the Indo-Pacific region and contemporary global issues of mutual interest, the MEA had said.
“The leaders will review the progress of Quad initiatives and working groups, identify new areas of cooperation and provide strategic guidance and vision for future collaboration,” it added.
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