Tokyo Skytree Indian Flag. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on an official visit to Japan, which has been held to attend the 15th India-Japan annual summit. This is the first visit to Japan in his third term, and efforts are being made to further strengthen special strategic and global partnership between India and Japan during this visit.

Prime Minister Modi welcomed warmly

On reaching Tokyo, Prime Minister Modi was welcomed by Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and other senior officials. He was also given a formal Guard of Honor, which reflects the specialty of this journey.

In honor of the visit, Japan illuminated Tokyo Skytri with the colors of the Indian national flag, which became a powerful symbol of the strategic and cultural relations that have been deep between the two countries. Indian Foreign Ministry (Mea) spokesman Randhir Jaiswal shared the scene of Tokyo Skytry on social media, writing, “Japan’s tallest tower, Tokyo Skytry, shine in the colors of the Indian flag in honor of Prime Minister Modi’s visit.”

Tokyo Skyty: Japan’s pride

The 634 meters (2,080 ft) Tokyo Skytry is the highest structure in Japan and has the distinction of being the world’s highest broadcast tower. The tower, which was built in 2012, is the center of television and radio broadcasting and has also become a major symbol of the horizon of Tokyo.

India-Japan Bilateral Dialogue: Agreement and Roadmap Sign

During the 15th India-Japan annual summit, Prime Minister Modi held bilateral talks with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. The two leaders signed several important agreements aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation in major areas.

The 10-year-old roadmap outline was presented at this summit, which would determine the future of India-Japan partnership. In addition, a long -term vision document was also unveiled, which would deepen cooperation between the two countries.

Prime Minister Modi’s address: New chapter of partnership

Emphasizing the importance of India-Japan relations at the conference, Prime Minister Modi said, “Today, we have laid the foundation of a new and golden chapter in our special strategic and global partnership. We have prepared a roadmap for the next decade, including investment, innovation, economic security, economic security, environment, technology, health, dynamics and mutual exchange between people.”

Global role of India and Japan

Prime Minister Modi also underlined the role of India and Japan in the global and regional peace and security of Asia’s two largest democracy and major economies. Both countries are part of Quad, which is part of a security dialogue with the US and Australia.

Cultural relations: partnership with 6th century

Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba warmly welcomed Prime Minister Modi and recalled the rich historical and cultural relations of the two countries. He said that our relations are from the sixth century, when Buddhism arrived in Japan. Cultural and spiritually we have had a shared relationship for a long time; We can affect each other.