Japan to invest 10-tn yen in India; focus on tech, AI

Modi spelt out key sectors for the India-Japan partnership that included environment, technology, health, mobility and people-to-people ties besides a slew of key initiatives in the next generation mobility partnership, digital partnership 2.0 and AI cooperation initiative.

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MODI SPELT OUT key sectors for the India-Japan partnership that included environment, technology, health, mobility and people-to-people ties besides a slew of key initiatives in the next generation mobility partnership, digital partnership 2.0 and AI cooperation initiative. He said semiconductors and rare earth minerals will remain at the top of their agenda.

Ishiba by his side, Modi said, "We have set a goal of investment of 10 trillion yen from Japan in India in the next 10 years. Special emphasis will be laid on connecting India and Japan's small and medium enterprises and startups."

The two sides had set a target of 5 trillion yen for public and private investments and financing by 2026. That, sources said, had already been achieved in 2025, and the target was increased to 10 trillion yen.