New Delhi, Mar 28: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Wednesday left for a three-day visit
to Japan to participate at the 9th India-Japan Strategic Dialogue with her
Japanese counterpart Taro Kono.
"Strengthening our Special Strategic and Global
Partnership with Japan! EAM @SushmaSwaraj departs on a 3-day visit to Japan for
the 9th India-Japan Foreign Minister’s Strategic Dialogue in Tokyo," MEA
spokesman Raveesh Kumar tweeted.
Ms Swaraj will be on a visit to Japan at the invitation of her Japanese counterpart.
During the visit, Ms Swaraj will co-chair the 9th India-Japan Strategic Dialogue with her Japanese counterpart and the two sides will review all aspects of bilateral relations and exchange views on regional and international issues of common interest.
India and Japan concluded a Special Strategic and Global Partnership during the landmark visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Japan in 2014.
"Bilateral relations have been strengthened in diverse sectors in recent years. The visit of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to India in September 2017 has given fresh impetus to the ties," a MEA statement said here on Tuesday.
Japan is today one of the largest investors in India, with a growing presence in infrastructure projects, manufacturing, financial markets and capacity-building, among others, the MEA statement said. UNI
Ms Swaraj will be on a visit to Japan at the invitation of her Japanese counterpart.
During the visit, Ms Swaraj will co-chair the 9th India-Japan Strategic Dialogue with her Japanese counterpart and the two sides will review all aspects of bilateral relations and exchange views on regional and international issues of common interest.
India and Japan concluded a Special Strategic and Global Partnership during the landmark visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Japan in 2014.
"Bilateral relations have been strengthened in diverse sectors in recent years. The visit of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to India in September 2017 has given fresh impetus to the ties," a MEA statement said here on Tuesday.
Japan is today one of the largest investors in India, with a growing presence in infrastructure projects, manufacturing, financial markets and capacity-building, among others, the MEA statement said. UNI
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