India needs Japan in high speed growth: Modi with Shinzo Abe
New Delhi, Dec 12 (IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi who along with his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe attended the Business Leaders Forum here on Saturday said India just not want high speed train, but also high speed growth.
"Not just high speed train, India wants high speed growth," said PM Modi who received Abe for the Forum.
"India is a land of possibilities with excellent human resources and a technological base and Japan has been there at every turning point," said Modi.
"Today there is a Make in India movement in Japan with a $12 billion fund," said Modi.
Abe arrived in India on Friday and ahead of attending the Forum had tweeted: Looking forward to tomorrow’s summit meeting with @narendramodi. Together, let’s open a new age for the Japan-India relationship."
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