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Modi and Takaichi unveil energy AI and defence roadmap
Indian Express··2 Jul
Modi and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi announced an expanded India-Japan partnership on July 2, 2026, focused on energy security, supply chains and emerging technologies. The 16th annual summit in New Delhi saw agreements on a joint economic security roadmap, an AI partnership, biogas plants, battery cooperation and deeper naval exercises and defence manufacturing under Make in India.
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What It Means For You
- India-Japan deals may affect electronics, auto and defence supply chains.
- Japanese investment targets could create manufacturing and startup opportunities.
- Energy and petroleum stockpiling cooperation may shape fuel security policy.
What's Happening
- Modi and Takaichi held the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit on July 2.
- Both sides announced AI, energy and defence cooperation agreements.
- Leaders reaffirmed a 10 trillion yen Japanese investment target by 2036.
Diplomatic Context
- India and Japan share a Special Strategic and Global Partnership.
- Takaichi is on a three-day official visit to New Delhi.
- Cooperation spans critical minerals, semiconductors and maritime security.
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