Speaking at the India-Japan Joint Economic Forum, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described India-Japan relations as "very special" and highlighted the success of the two countries' economic partnership. He cited the inauguration of the new Maruti Suzuki plant in Kharkhoda, Haryana, as a milestone, noting that two-thirds of Suzuki's global car production now takes place in India, with exports reaching over 100 countries. Modi said the combination of Japan's expertise and investment with India's speed and scale creates benefits not only for both nations but for the entire world.
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India-Japan Partnership Creating Global Opportunities: PM Modi
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