
Indo-Japanese partnership during COVID-19 relevant for global stability: PM Modi
The Hindu
The PM was speaking after virtually inaugurating a Japanese Zen garden and Kaizen Academy set up at the premises of the Ahmedabad Management Association.
The Indo-Japanese partnership during the COVID-19 crisis is relevant for global stability and prosperity, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on June 27. The PM was speaking after virtually inaugurating a Japanese Zen garden and Kaizen Academy set up at the premises of the Ahmedabad Management Association (AMA) here. Mr. Modi, in his address via video conference, said the opening of the Zen garden and the Kaizen Academy in Ahmedabad will deepen ties between the two countries.More Related News

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