Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Indian Academics Address Japanese Parliament on Cooperation
Imagine India and Japan are best friends who want to make the world better.
Some smart people from India went to Japan to chat with their leaders.
They talked about how they can work together to solve big problems like climate change and learn from each other.
They agreed that India and Japan have a lot in common and should team up on things like education and technology.
They hope to build a strong relationship to make the world more peaceful and fair.
Dr. C. Raj Kumar and Dr. Abhishek M. Singhvi addressed members of the Japanese Parliament.
The event focused on strengthening India-Japan strategic cooperation.
Discussions emphasized shared democratic values and collaboration in technology, education, and climate resilience.
The event included over 35 senior members of the Japanese legislature and government officials.
The dialogue highlighted the role of education and research in fostering Indo-Japanese relations.
- Who
- Dr. C. Raj Kumar, Dr. Abhishek M. Singhvi, and members of the Japanese Parliament.
- What
- High-level policy dialogue between Indian academics and Japanese parliamentarians.
- When
- June 26
- Where
- Tokyo, Japan, at the National Diet of Japan.
- Why
- To strengthen India-Japan strategic cooperation and discuss shared global challenges.
India
Japan
Diplomacy
India
Strengthening diplomatic and academic relations
Japan
No opposing view
- Event Theme
- India and Japan: Partners in Democracy, Drivers of Innovation, and Architects of a Sustainable Future
- Organization
- Japanese Parliamentary Committee for World Federation
- Indian Representatives
- Dr. C. Raj Kumar, Dr. Abhishek M. Singhvi, H.E. Mr. Sibi George
- Key Discussions
- Shared democratic values, collaboration in tech, education, climate resilience.
- Participants
- Over 35 senior members of the Japanese legislature and government officials