Gandhinagar (Gujarat) [India], December 24 (ANI): Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel participated within the Gujarat Shizuoka Partnership Day programme in Gandhinagar on Tuesday and stated that 5 agreements had been signed, underscoring the deepening financial, cultural, and strategic ties between Gujarat and Japan.
Among the important thing agreements, a friendship pact was established between Gujarat and Shizuoka Prefecture, and one other settlement on mutual cooperation was exchanged between the cities of Ahmedabad and Hamamatsu.
The signing ceremony came about at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar, with each side expressing optimism about the way forward for these partnerships.
Gujarat Chief Minister emphasised the significance of those agreements in fostering stronger bilateral ties, stating, “Today’s agreements are a significant milestone in the enduring relationship between Gujarat and Japan.”Taking to his official deal with on X, CM Bhupendra Patel stated, “A Great Day for Gujarat-Japan Relations! Delighted to welcome HE Suzuki Yasutomo, 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 an agreement on mutual cooperation between the cities of Ahmedabad and Hamamatsu were exchanged today at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar,” stated the publish by the Chief Minister.
“Gujarat already has a Sister State agreement with Hyogo prefecture and similarly Ahmedabad and Kobe have signed Sister City agreement. Today’s friendship agreements will prove to be a major milestone in deepening Gujarat’s enduring relationship with Japan,” he stated.
The Gujarat Chief Minister additionally shared a picture with the Japanese delegation with the caption, “On Mahatma Gandhi’s land with a Japanese delegation. A joyous day of progress and unity!”Earlier, Gujarat Chief Minister Patel introduced the ‘Gujarat Sanskrutik Yoddha Puraskar’ to eight individuals from numerous fields who’ve made distinctive contributions to tradition, morality, and social values, a press launch by the Chief Minister’s Office acknowledged.
The award ceremony was organized by the Gujarat State Sangeet Natak Academy in collaboration with the State Government’s Sports, Youth, and Cultural Activities Department held on the Convention Hall of Veer Narmad South Gujarat University.
Each recipient was introduced with Rs one lakh in money, a certificates, and a memento by the Chief Minister and Minister of State for Cultural Activities Harsh Sanghavi, stated the discharge. (ANI)