Professor calls for deeper India-Japan trade and tech partnerships
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
Prachi Mishra, an economics professor and policy researcher at Ashoka University, stated that India and Japan need to deepen their trade, technology partnerships, and investment. She noted that the current economic relationship between the two countries is small, with Japan's share in India's exports and imports being in the range of 1 to 2%.
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Why it matters
Mishra argued that closer cooperation could help both nations diversify their supply chains and strengthen economic resilience amid geopolitical uncertainty. The report she referenced explores opportunities across semiconductors, rare earths, institutional investment, and skilled labor.
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Who's involved
- Prachi MishraEconomics professor and policy researcher discussing trade needs
- Ashoka UniversityUniversity where Prachi Mishra holds a professorship
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The entities involved
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Ashoka University
state private university in Sonipat, Haryana, India
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