New Delhi: Ukraine and China dominated the agenda for PM Narendra Modi’s first summit meeting with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida even as the 2 countries announced investments worth close to $42 billion by Japan into India over a period of 5 years, surpassing the $33 billion announced by Tokyo in 2014.
Seeking a common stand on Russia’s action against Ukraine, Kishida, according to a Japanese spokesperson, sought cooperation from Modi in convincing President Vladimir Putin to maintain a “free and open international order”.
While Modi didn’t mention Ukraine in his press statement, Kishida said he had told his Indian counterpart any attempt to unilaterally change the status quo anywhere should never be tolerated. Japan claimed there was an agreement with India on this issue even though it wasn’t confirmed by any Indian official.
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