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India–Japan Partnership

Escalation: Modi and Takaichi unveil $10B investment roadmap

In New Delhi on July 6, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi unveiled an investment roadmap to deepen the India–Japan strategic partnership, according to Capitalfm and Businessworld.

The initiative targets sectors including semiconductors, artificial intelligence, clean energy, manufacturing, and defense, Businessworld reports.

Businessworld adds that more than 120 agreements were signed across those areas as part of the push.

Capitalfm describes the move as an ambitious roadmap announced Thursday in New Delhi by the two leaders to enhance ties.

On the scale of funding, Capitalfm cites a $10 billion investment push, while Businessworld puts the figure at $12.5 billion.

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