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PM Modi-Takaichi Summit Begins On July 1: Semiconductors, Rare Earths & AI Top India-Japan Agenda
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3:13Now PlayingJapanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will arrive in India on July 1 for her first official visit since taking office, joining Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the landmark 16th India-Japan Annual Summit in New Delhi. Semiconductors, rare earth minerals, artificial intelligence, clean energy, defence cooperation, and Indo-Pacific security are expected to dominate the high-stakes talks.
As China tightens control over critical mineral exports and global supply chains face mounting pressure, India and Japan are set to strengthen their strategic partnership through technology cooperation, investment, trusted manufacturing, and economic security. Here's what to expect from the Modi-Takaichi Summit and why it could reshape Asia's geopolitical landscape.
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