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After years of negotiations, India and Japan on Wednesday signed the landmark agreement that will allow their militarizes access each other’s bases for logistics support.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held a telephonic conversation with his outgoing Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe and conveyed his gratitude for playing a key role in greatly strengthening ties between India and Japan.

In the discussions, PM Modi advised Shinzo Abe his goal to work intimately with the new legislature of Japan and wished him the absolute best for the future, the Ministry of External Affairs said.

It said the two chiefs communicated certainty that the solid force accomplished in the organization between the two nations over the most recent couple of years will proceed with unabated later on.

A month ago, Shinzo Abe chose to leave referring to medical problems.

“PM Modi offered his thanks to Prime Minister Abe for his own responsibility and administration in extraordinarily reinforcing the connection between the two nations,” the MEA said.

The two heads likewise invited the marking of an equal coordinations to uphold arrangement between the Indian Armed Forces and the Self-Defense Forces of Japan.

“They agreed that the arrangement will additionally upgrade the profundity of protection participation between the two nations and add to harmony and security in the Indo-Pacific area,” the MEA said.

“Settled on a telephone decision to my dear companion @AbeShinzo to wish him great wellbeing and joy. I profoundly love our long affiliation. His authority and responsibility have been essential in taking the India-Japan association higher than ever. I am certain this force will proceed in the coming years,” PM Modi tweeted.

Following quite a while of exchanges, India and Japan on Wednesday consented to the milestone arrangement that will permit their militaries to access each other’s bases for coordinations uphold.

Reaffirming their common trust and fellowship, PM Modi and Prime Minister Abe reviewed their mutual encounters during visits to one another’s nations, the MEA said.

It said the two heads investigated the status of continuous collaboration, including the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) venture, under the structure of the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership.

They concurred that the solid and suffering association between the two nations will assume a basic function in outlining the course for the worldwide network in the post-COVID world.

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The MEA said the two heads communicated thankfulness for the help gave to inhabitant residents in one another’s’ nations during the COVID-19 pandemic and concurred that such endeavors must be kept on continuing the resilient individuals to-individuals ties between the two nations.