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Japan foreign minister meets PM Narendra Modi

| @indiablooms | Jan 07, 2019, at 09:47 pm

New Delhi, Jan 7 (IBNS): Japan foreign minister Taro Kono met Prime Minister Narendra Modi here on Monday.

During the meeting, which was described by the government as a "courtesy call", Kono briefed the Prime Minister about the follow-up action taken in recent months after the visit of Prime Minister Modi to Japan in October 2018.

The Prime Minister warmly recalled his visit to Japan in October 2018, and reiterated his strong commitment to further deepen the Special Strategic and Global Partnership between India and Japan.

The Prime Minister said India looked forward to the next round of annual summit with Japan, scheduled to take place later this year.

 

 

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