Japan intends to invest $ 68 billion in India
Tokyo on August 29 / WAM / Japan pledged to invest $ 68 billion in India, during the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Tokyo.
Japanese Prime Minister Shighgero Ishiba said in press statements today, that the huge India market is promising to the extent that benefiting from its dynamism helps in promoting the growth of the Japanese economy.
Ishiba announced that Japan will raise its investments in India to 10 trillion yen “68 billion dollars” and will launch a cooperation initiative that focuses on semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
For his part, Moody emphasized that India and Japan are completely committed to be the area of the Indian and calm surroundings free, open, peaceful and prosperous and respect the rules.
Moody said during his participation in an economic forum in Tokyo that India and Japan will form the “Asian century”, so that India will be a starting point for Japanese companies to the countries of the south.
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