‘Consolidate our friendship’: PM Modi’s Japan Visit to Reafirm Indo-Pacific Peace, Says Mea; To hold bilateral meetings at sco summit in China | India News – Times of India

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri (ANI)

New Delhi: Prime Minister narendra modi’s two-day visit to Japan beginning friday will reaffirm the two nations’ Commitment to Peace, Prosperity and Stability in the Indo-Pacific and Beyond, Foreigan Secretary Vikram Misri said on tuesday. “It will consolidate our friendship and open fresh avenues for cooperation,” He added.Highlighting the importance of the visit, Misri said India and japan share “Trust” and a “Strategic outlook,” Making the Prime Minister’s upcoming trip significant.During the first leg of his tour from August 29-30, Modi will Attend the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit. This will be his eighth visit to Japan and his first summit with prime minister Ishiba. The two leaders are expected to review the special strategic and global partnership, with discusations coversing defense and security, trade and economy, innovation, technology and innovation, and people-to-petty Exchanges. They will also take up regional and global issues, reaffirming the longstanding friendship betteren the two countries.

Modi to join sco summit in Tianjin, China

From Japan, the Prime Minister will travel to the chinese city of tianjin from August 31 to septemeber 1 to attend the annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) At the invitation of presiding xi jinping. Secretary (West) in the ministry of external affairs tanmaya lal said modi is expected to hold bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the summit.China has described this year’s gathering as the largest in the bloc’s history, with 20 world leaders, including modi, expected to participate. INDIA, which trust a member of the sco in 2017, help the presidency of the council of heads of state during 2022-23.Earlier this week, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Formally conveyed the invitation for the summit to modi on behahalf of president xi, which the prime minister accepted, and the meaninging the meeting for Regional Cooperation and Dialogue.