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India and Japan are preparing to revisit a trade agreement that has shaped their economic relationship for 15 years. The India–Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), in force since August 2011, has supported growing trade and investment between the two countries. But growth has not translated into a balanced trading relationship. In FY2025–26, bilateral trade reached US$27.47 billion, while India's imports from Japan exceeded its exports by more than US$15

From connectivity and infrastructure to sustainable growth and innovation, KIZUNA 2025 - India Japan Intellectual Conclave at Guwahati...

The nation’s unique hometown tax donation system, “furusato nozei,” has surpassed the ¥1 trillion mark, setting a powerful example of...

India and Japan have a deep-seated history of cultural exchanges, particularly rooted in their shared heritage of Buddhism. Since the...

Shinjuku, Tokyo - 27th June, 2024 - The Japan India Industry Promotion Association (JIIPA), in collaboration with the Apparel Export...