Gandhinagar (Gujarat) [India], September 5 (ANI): A delegation from JICA, led by Vice Governor of Iwate Prefecture, Japan, Mr. Jun Sasaki, paid a go to to Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in Gandhinagar.
According to a launch, the delegation visited India to take part in SEMICON India 2025 held in New Delhi. During their go to, in addition they visited Japanese semiconductor industries working within the state.
After visiting the semiconductor industries in Dholera SIR, the delegation paid a go to to Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in Gandhinagar and expressed gratitude to the state authorities for the assist prolonged to Japanese industries.
The delegation was additionally impressed by the quickly increasing semiconductor trade within the state.
During the assembly, CM mentioned that, below Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s management, the robust bilateral ties between India and Japan will present higher impetus to Japanese investments within the state’s semiconductor sector.
The Gujarat CM acknowledged that Gujarat, with 4 semiconductor vegetation, is ‘progressing steadily with a powerful dedication to changing into a semiconductor hub.’
In this context, he expressed eagerness for long-term collaboration with Japan’s Iwate Prefecture to strengthen the semiconductor ecosystem within the state, specializing in areas corresponding to technical assist, sensible data for ability growth, and analysis and growth for high-quality merchandise.
The assembly was attended by Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister, M Ok Das, Principal Secretary, Finance Department, T Natarajan, Secretary, Science and Technology, P Bharathi, together with different senior officers. (ANI)