Private-sector-led cooperation was stressed, including support for the Joint Action Plan on Economic Security Cooperation by JETRO, CII, and JCCII.

Dialogue covered Ukraine-related dynamics and Indo-Pacific security, underscoring continued close cooperation among Japan, NATO, and partners to address challenges.

Agreements include a Mineral Resources Memorandum of Cooperation, Digital Partnership 2.0, Semiconductor Supply Chain Partnership, and continued private-sector cooperation under the Joint Action Plan on Economic Security Cooperation.

India and Japan aligned on defence technology and economic security within their Special Strategic and Global Partnership, aiming to deepen bilateral cooperation across government and private sectors.

Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi conveyed appreciation for Modi’s congratulatory message and reaffirmed intent to strengthen ties and promote a Free and Open Indo-Pacific, as stated publicly.

Earlier, a Japanese MPs delegation led by Manish Tewari met Japan’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Ayano Kunimitsu to reaffirm the shared partnership and broaden cooperation across economy, investment, and innovation.

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Delegations reviewed regional security issues, including Iran de-escalation and broader implications of attacks spreading to neighboring countries.

Plans include concrete projects under the Economic Security Dialogue, with sharing of policy perspectives, intelligence, and best practices to advance cooperation.

Battery supply chain cooperation was highlighted to foster a healthier bilateral battery market and ecosystem.

Discussions emphasized coordinated diplomacy to address security threats in both Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific regions.

Meetings aimed to reaffirm and broaden bilateral ties across economy, investment, and innovation aligned with shared strategic goals.