India, Japan Pledge to Boost Strategic, Political Ties -- Voice of America
NEW DELHI — The Japanese and Indian prime ministers have expressed their commitment to boost strategic and political ties. The Japanese leader visited New Delhi as the friendship between the two countries gains momentum to counter China’s growing assertiveness in the region.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe watched a display of India’s military strength and cultural diversity at Republic Day celebrations in the Indian capital Sunday. He is the first Japanese leader to be the chief guest at the annual ceremony, to which New Delhi traditionally invites countries it is cultivating.
A day earlier, the two countries pledged to strengthen ties after the Japanese prime minister held talks with Indian leaders.
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