Archive · 2 Sep 2025
NAM India CEO Represents India at Indo-Japan Forum
The CEO of NAM India, Sundeep Sikka, spoke at an economic forum between India and Japan.
Leaders from both countries discussed how to work together on things like technology, infrastructure, and clean energy.
Japan is planning to invest a large amount of money in India.
Sikka explained that India brings skills and fast innovation, while Japan offers experience in manufacturing and long-term investment.
Both countries want to help each other grow economically.
NAM India CEO, Sundeep Sikka, represented India at the Indo–Japan Economic Forum.
The forum was attended by Prime Ministers Modi and Ishiba.
Japan plans to invest ¥10 trillion in India over the next decade.
Sikka highlighted the complementary strengths of India and Japan.
Key sectors for collaboration include capital goods and electronics.
- Who
- Sundeep Sikka represented India; attended by PM Modi and PM Ishiba
- What
- Indo–Japan Economic Forum to enhance relations and investments
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Where
- Tokyo
- Why
- To strengthen economic ties and bilateral relations.
- Event
- Indo–Japan Economic Forum
- NAM India Representative
- Sundeep Sikka
- Japanese Investment Commitment
- ¥10 trillion (USD 68 billion)
- Key Sectors
- Capital goods, automobiles, electronics, lending
