Modi: Trust vital amid global turmoil; Takaichi calls for 'brother-sister' ties

Published Jul 3, 06:43 PM UTC

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Minister Sanae Takaichi held a diplomatic meeting, with Modi emphasizing the importance of trust amid global turmoil. Takaichi called for building bilateral ties akin to a brother-sister relationship, signaling a deepening of India-Japan strategic partnership. The discussion likely touched on regional security, economic cooperation, and shared concerns in the Indo-Pacific region.

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Source: The Indian Express

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasized the importance of trust amid ongoing global turmoil, while Japanese Minister Sanae Takaichi stressed the need to build bilateral relations as "brother and sister."

The remarks come as both leaders underscored the significance of strengthening ties between India and Japan in a period of international uncertainty.

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Original headline: Modi flags trust amid turmoil, Takaichi underlines: ‘Build ties as brother, sister’ - The Indian Express

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