Tokyo, – The 15th India–Japan Summit was held this evening in Tokyo, bringing together Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba and the Indian leadership for high-level talks. The meeting underscored the strength of bilateral relations and highlighted a shared determination to expand cooperation across multiple fields.
Both leaders reaffirmed the historic bonds between India and Japan, noting that the partnership has grown into a cornerstone of peace, stability, and prosperity in Asia. They discussed a wide range of issues, including economic collaboration, defense and security cooperation, advanced technology, clean energy, infrastructure development, and cultural exchanges.
本日夕方、東京にて第15回印日首脳会談が開催されました。石破首相と、両国間の幅広い関係を確認し、印日特別戦略的グローバル・パートナーシップをさらに強化していくことで一致しました。@shigeruishiba pic.twitter.com/zEqXWjPC8a
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A key focus of the discussions was the evolving strategic environment in the Indo-Pacific region. The two sides emphasized their shared vision of a free, open, and inclusive Indo-Pacific, stressing the importance of joint efforts to safeguard maritime security, promote connectivity, and ensure sustainable economic growth.
Prime Minister Ishiba and his Indian counterpart agreed that the India–Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership has become more vital than ever. They pledged to elevate this partnership to new heights, making it a central pillar not only of bilateral cooperation but also of regional and global stability.
The summit concluded with both nations committing to enhanced dialogue, joint projects, and mutual trust, reinforcing their role as key partners in shaping a secure and prosperous future for the region and the world.
