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India, Japan make 'progress' in CEPA negotiations: Krishna
Tokyo, PTI:

India and Japan have made 'progress' in talks to conclude 'a high quality and mutually beneficial' Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) to cement their strategic partnership, mainly in the field of trade, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said.


Krishna, who is on a four-day visit to Japan, held wide-ranging discussions on the entire gamut of bilateral relations during the third strategic dialogue he co-chaired with his Japanese counterpart Hirofumi Nakasone.

"We are making progress in our negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. Foreign Minister Nakasone and I agreed on the necessity of concluding a high quality and mutually beneficial agreement," he told reporters after the delegation level talks.

The two countries will hold further talks here later this month on the matter.

Krishna and his Japanese counterpart also agreed to expedite the work on the Dedicated Freight Corridor and Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor projects.

"I am confident that these will become important symbols of our partnership," the External Affairs Minister said.

He voiced appreciation for the Official Development Assistance given by Japan, which has contributed to economic development in India in a big way.

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By: Prabhu Dev
On: 06 Jul 2009 12:04 am

Finally Hon Sri.Krishna an Ext Affairs Minister who is trying to understand the East also one who acknowledges the worth of both the Older and younger NRIs. We will all support you to make India even a better place than it is. We remember you as a person who spearheaded Bangalore to be known as the Knowledge Capital of India. Your leadership will certainly benefit India. Indian Embassys worldwide unfortunately are cold to Indian Diaspora. NRIs should not behave like we own the Indian Embassy or Air India. Let us give them the due respect and request Mr. Krishna to help us make the Indian Emissaries exhibiting positive Indian Curtesies for all Indians globally. We can all make India proud. Prabhu Dev currently in China. Former Chairperson FIA N.California, Ex VP AKKA, Ex President KKNC, Ex President VPA West all in USA and Ex Area Manager Asia Pacific for a US Corpn. TIESV member. Familiar and always available to promote Indian Diaspora and with US-India, Sino-Indian or India s/SE Asia relationsips.

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