On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between India and Japan, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that the relationship between the two countries has been deepening in various fields such as strategy, economy, and people-to-people and cultural engagement.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida recently visited India for an annual summit to develop a roadmap for deepening the two countries’ special strategic and global partnership in a post-coronavirus world, Modi said on Twitter, adding that he looked forward to continuing his partnership with Fumio Kishida. Collaborate to do this.

“Today, we celebrate the 70th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between India and Japan. I am delighted to see that our relationship has deepened in various fields, including strategic, economic, and people-to-people exchanges,” he said. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, India and Japan established diplomatic relations on April 28, 1952.