
Japan's Ambassador to India Keiichi Ono met BJP president Nitin Nabin in New Delhi on Monday and discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation across sectors, the party said. Nabin shared an overview of the…
Japan's Ambassador to India Keiichi Ono met BJP president Nitin Nabin in New Delhi on Monday and discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation across sectors, the party said. Nabin shared an overview of the BJP's organisational structure and grassroots functioning, and highlighted the party's extensive network of members and karyakartas.

Ono elaborated on Japanese initiatives to further deepen bilateral relations. Both sides discussed the significance of 2027, which marks 75 years of India-Japan diplomatic relations. Nabin recalled the close friendship between PM Modi and late Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, and acknowledged Japan's role in India's development, including the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail project.
The meeting comes as India and Japan prepare for the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties in 2027, a milestone both nations are likely to use to elevate the partnership from economic to strategic cooperation. Japan is a key partner in India's infrastructure push, with the bullet train project being its flagship investment. The BJP's outreach to foreign envoys signals its intent to build party-to-party ties alongside government-level diplomacy, following its earlier interaction with Japan's Liberal Democratic Party in May. The next indicator of this deepening relationship will be any announcement of a bilateral summit or joint infrastructure financing round.
Source: theprint.in
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