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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi arrives in New Delhi
The Hindu··2 Jul
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi arrived in New Delhi on July 1 for a three-day official visit at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's invitation. She will attend the sixteenth India-Japan Annual Summit from July 1 to 3. Modi posted on X welcoming her on her first visit to India and said talks would deepen the Special Strategic and Global Partnership.
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What It Means For You
- India-Japan trade and investment ties may expand after the summit.
- Defence and technology cooperation could see fresh announcements.
- Indo-Pacific security coordination remains a shared priority.
What's Happening
- Takaichi arrived in Delhi on July 1 for a three-day visit.
- Modi welcomed her on X ahead of July 2 talks.
- The sixteenth annual summit begins at Hyderabad House.
Bilateral Timeline
- This is Takaichi's first official India visit since late 2025.
- Modi and Takaichi met on G7 sidelines in France in June.
- The fifteenth summit was held in Tokyo in August 2025.
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