Modi, Takaichi discuss West Asia crisis, Ukraine conflict, condemn cross-border terror from Pakistan | India News
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi discussed a range of global issues, including cross-border terrorism from Pakistan, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and regional tensions in the South China Sea. Both leaders emphasized the importance of free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and the need for international law to be upheld. They also stressed the importance of supporting the two-state solution in the Middle East and strengthening cooperation with ASEAN Member States. Modi and Takaichi agreed to convene the next Quad Leaders’ Summit soon, while also discussing a new strategic outlook for expanding Japan-India cooperation in Africa. They reaffirmed their commitment to countering terrorism and promoting peace across the globe.
3 JUL 2026
— The Hindu
India and Japan announced new economic and defense initiatives following talks with Prime Ministers Modi and Takaichi, while expressing concern over regional security issues.
— Indian Express
China criticized the "Free and Open Indo-Pacific" concept, emphasizing regional peace and stability, while also expressing concerns about India and Japan's cooperation in critical minerals.
4 JUL 2026
— Indian Express
India and Japan announced a joint statement emphasizing cooperation in AI ecosystems, strategic stockpiling, and maritime transport to bolster economic security.
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