New Delhi, July 2: Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has transformed into a more open, stable, and globally attractive destination for investment. During the India-Japan Joint Economic Forum held on Thursday, several Japanese industry leaders expressed strong confidence in India’s economic growth, innovative ecosystem, and the deepening strategic partnership with Japan.
Susumu Okamoto, President and Representative Director of Choshu Industry, stated in a media interaction that under PM Modi’s leadership, India has become more open and stable than ever before. He emphasized, “Japanese companies can further strengthen India’s rapid industrial growth with their decades of manufacturing experience and advanced technology, benefiting both nations.”
Kazuhiro Nakashoji, Founder and CEO of Yakumo, noted the remarkable growth of India’s startup ecosystem since 2018. He remarked that the Prime Minister’s policies have fostered innovation and entrepreneurship, creating a robust environment for startups.
Kosuke Kiryu, Managing Director of Tanita India Private Limited, described PM Modi’s leadership as “outstanding,” highlighting that his efforts have significantly strengthened the relationship between India and Japan.
Taka Sanno, CEO and President of Suntory India Private Limited, mentioned that India’s business environment is continually improving, making it an attractive country for investment.
Haruuki Hiratani, CEO and COO of Takasago Fluidic Systems, pointed out that the strengths of India and Japan complement each other. Japan excels in mechanical engineering, while India leads in software and data.
Tushar Jadhav, Co-Founder and CEO of Manastu Space, stated that the strong ties between PM Modi and Japan’s leadership have greatly enhanced cooperation between the two countries, particularly in the space sector.
Yuriko Kato, Founder and CEO of M-Two Lab, referred to PM Modi as “one of the world’s great leaders,” asserting that India and Japan make a “perfect pair” for innovation-based development.
Pankaj Garg, President and CEO of Innovation Through Energy, remarked that the India-Japan relationship is stronger than ever, and this partnership is mutually beneficial.
Motoyuki Arai, Founder of Sinspetive, highlighted the potential for collaboration between Japan’s hardware strength and India’s expertise in artificial intelligence and analytics, which could create significant opportunities in the future.
Hiroshi Ide, President of IHI Corporation, stated that both countries could jointly develop a green ammonia ecosystem, with India as a production hub and Japan as a major export market.
Toshihiro Suzuki, Representative Director and President of Suzuki, noted that India is rapidly becoming a major manufacturing and export hub for the world.
Tatsutoshi Suzuki, Executive Chairman of Toho Koki Sesakusho Company Limited, emphasized that India represents a vast and promising market with excellent long-term growth prospects.
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