Army chief Gen Dwivedi embarks on Japan visit to boost defence ties
The Hindu
Indian Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi strengthens defense cooperation with Japan during four-day visit, including Hiroshima Peace Park tribute.
Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi is on a four-day visit to Japan with an aim to bolster defence cooperation between India and Japan.
During his visit from October 14-17, the Army chief will also visit Hiroshima, wherein he will lay a wreath at the Hiroshima Peace Park and pay floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi at his statue at the Peace Park.
The visit marks a "significant step in bolstering defence cooperation between India and Japan," the defence ministry said in a statement here.
On Monday (October 14, 2024), Gen Dwivedi will interact with Sibi George, India's Ambassador to Japan and will thereafter engage in a discussion on India-Japan relations at the Embassy of India in Tokyo.
He will engage in dialogue with the senior military leadership of Japan at the defence ministry in Ichigaya on Tuesday (October 15, 2024).
“During his visit, the Army chief will hold meetings with Gen Yoshida Yoshihide, Chief of Staff, Joint Self Defence Force; Gen Morishita Yasunori, Chief of Staff, Japan Ground Self-Defence Force (JGSDF); Ishikawa Takeshi, Commissioner of Acquisition, Technology and Logistic Agency (ATLA),” it said.
The discussions will be aimed at fostering stronger military cooperation between India and Japan.
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