PM, Abe hold extensive talks on bilateral, global issues
January 25, 2014  22:17
India and Japan today discussed ways to enhance defence, security and economic cooperation during the "comprehensive" summit meeting between Manmohan Singh and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe, who also announced a loan of $2 billion for Delhi Metro.        

The two leaders held extensive talks on bilateral, regional and global issues after which Abe said that Indo-Japan strategic and global partnership has the "largest potential" than any other bilateral relationship in the world.       

During the visit of Abe, who is the chief guest at 65th Republic Day parade, the two countries also inked as many as eight agreements for promoting tourism, enhancing energy efficiency in telecom towers and for power generation in India.
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