Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in New Delhi as India and Japan announce a new set of agreements to deepen cooperation across technology, energy and security. Multiple outlets report that the sides sign pacts covering areas including artificial intelligence, economic security and energy resilience. They also discuss strengthening supply chains for critical minerals and semiconductors, including through an “economic security” roadmap aimed at improving continuity and resilience.
Several reports also describe cooperation on clean energy and broader energy planning, alongside defence-related collaboration. In addition to government-level understandings, Business Line reports that a large number of company-to-company cooperation documents are announced, with substantial investment figures cited during the visit.
Some coverage notes that the two countries review existing trade frameworks, including the CEPA, to expand bilateral trade further. Overall, sources present the agreements as part of a broader effort to broaden strategic ties amid global uncertainty, with both leaders highlighting mutual strengths and trust.
