Agra (Uttar Pradesh) [India], December 25 (ANI): The Governor of Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture, Kotaro Nagasaki and his delegation visited the Taj Mahal in Agra on Wednesday.
The governor, alongwith his workforce have been seen having fun with the picturesque environment of the Taj Mahal and posing for the cameras.
Nagasaki expressed his admiration for India throughout his assembly with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday, highlighting the robust diplomatic and historic ties between the 2 nations.
“I have deep respect for your country – the crater of human civilisations and the world’s largest democracy,” Nagasaki said.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath signed Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) with Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture in Lucknow on Monday.
Kotaro Nagasaki, Governor of Yamanashi was main the Japanese delegation.
After the signing of the MoUs, CM Yogi emphasised the rising financial cooperation between India and Japan, by delivering his opening remarks in Japanese.
“India and Japan are countries with big economies… The state government is keen to cooperate with Japanese companies… Economic cooperation between India and Japan is very rich… Uttar Pradesh is a state of unlimited potential. After this MoU, relations between India and Japan are going to get a new strength,” CM Yogi mentioned.
The signing of MoUs between UP authorities and Yamanashi Prefecture highlights a key milestone in India-Japan relations.
On Tuesday, a Japanese delegation met Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel.
“On Mahatma Gandhi’s land with Japanese delegation. A joyous day of progress and unity!” Patel mentioned in a submit on X.
“Delighted to welcome H.E. Suzuki Yasutomo, Hon’ble Governor of Shizuoka Prefecture of Japan and the delegation accompanied him, in Gujarat. I am happy to share that today we signed five agreements that mark a significant step in deepening economic, cultural and strategic ties with Japan. Friendship agreement between the State of Gujarat and Shizuoka prefecture and agreement on mutual cooperation between cities of Ahmedabad and Hamamatsu were exchanged today at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar,” Patel mentioned, including that the agreements are a significant milestone in Gujarat-Japan relations. (ANI)