New Delhi [India], March 6 (ANI): Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Friday mentioned defence know-how and financial safety with Special Advisor to the Japanese Prime Minister Sadamasa Oue within the backdrop of India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership.
‘Foreign Secretary Shri Vikram Misri met Sadamasa Oue, Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Japan. They had a productive trade of views on strengthening the defence know-how and financial safety pillars of the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership,’ External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal wrote on X.
Both nations had introduced the India-Japan Economic Security Initiative in 2025 to offer momentum for strategic cooperation by means of whole-of-nation efforts in strengthening provide chains of key items and supplies, which foster market diversification and advance cooperation in cutting-edge applied sciences.
According to an announcement by MEA, the initiative consists of figuring out and implementing concrete tasks within the areas of semiconductors, important minerals, prescription drugs and biotechnology, telecommunication, clear vitality and new and rising applied sciences by means of the federal government and enterprise tracks of the Dialogue on Economic Security, together with Strategic Trade and Technology.
Both nations determined to share coverage views, intelligence and data on finest practices on the newest developments.
This consists of selling cooperation on resilient provide chains and market diversification by means of the Memorandum of Cooperation within the area of Mineral Resources, India-Japan Digital Partnership 2.0, Memorandum of Cooperation on Semiconductor Supply Chain Partnership, and different such mechanisms and selling non-public sector-led cooperation, together with by supporting the Joint Action Plan on Economic Security Cooperation by JETRO, CII and JCCII.
According to MEA, New Delhi and Tokyo determined to implement the Japan-India AI Cooperation Initiative (JAI) to advertise bilateral and multilateral cooperation on AI and foster an revolutionary and trusted AI ecosystem and promote India-Japan battery provide chain cooperation to foster a wholesome battery market and ecosystem.
Earlier on Thursday, in response to a press launch by the Japanese Foreign Affairs, a delegation of MPs led by Congress chief Manish Tewari gave a courtesy name to the State Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, Kuunimitsu Ayano.
As per the discharge, the Japanese minister said that Japan and India are ‘Special Strategic Global Partners’ which share basic values and expressed her intention to steadily advance cooperation throughout a variety of fields, together with economic system, funding, and innovation primarily based on the Japan-India Joint Vision for the Next Decade introduced throughout Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s go to to Japan in final August.
The Indian delegation said that it want to contribute to the additional improvement of the bilateral relations. (ANI)