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The Changing Dimensions of India-Japan Partnership: Strategic and Economic
APL
(Ajiken
Power
Lunch)
is
a
lunchtime
workshop
open
to
public,
including
IDE
staffs,
visiting
research
fellows,
IDEAS
students,
outside
researchers
and
graduate
students.
This
workshop
provides
a
platform
for
presentation
of
any
work
in
progress
where
we
can
discuss
in
either
English
or
Japanese.
Those
who
would
attend
a
seminar
are
asked
to
announce
yourself
to
receptionists
on
your
arrival
at
the
IDE
and
to
obtain
APL
Organizers'
signature
on
your
admission
card
after
the
seminar.
Date&time:
January 21, 2016. (Thursday) 12：30-14：00
Venue:
Theme:
The Changing Dimensions of India-Japan Partnership: Strategic and Economic
Abstract
Indo-Japanese
partnership
is
considered
as
one
of
the
most
rapidly
growing
partnerships
in
Asia.
Though
the
bilateral
engagements
in
the
initial
years
were
narrowly
focused
on
economic
matters
like
ODA,
trade
and
investment,
the
partnership
has
now
diversified
to
include
a
wider
spectrum
of
subjects
such
as
strategic
cooperation,
maritime
security,
energy
cooperation,
UN
reforms,
and
counter
terrorism
and
so
on.
Despite
this,
one
has
to
recognize
that
the
core
aspect
of
the
partnership
still
stands
firmly
embedded
in
economic
cooperation.
Prime
Minister
Shinzo
Abe's
recent
visit
to
India
and
his
talks
with
his
Indian
counterpart
clearly
testified
to
this.
A
number
of
agreements
involving
Japan's
deepening
involvement
in
India's
economic
development
were
signed.
Japan's
willingness
to
participate
in
the
"Make
in
India"
programme
will
further
strengthen
the
partnership.
My
presentation
will
try
to
bring
out
the
expanding
dimensions
of
the
bilateral
partnership
and
it's
potential
contribution
to
broader
regional
peace
and
progress.
Speaker：
K.V. Kesavan (Visiting Fellow, Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Finance (Former Professor, JNU, India))
Chair:
Hajime SATO
Languages:
English
KIM, Jiyoung E-mail：Jiyoung_Kim
LEI, Lei E-mail：Lei_Lei
OSADA, Noriyuki E-mail：Noriyuki_Osada