Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s official visit to Japan began on a strong note, with investment commitments worth nearly ₹11,000 crore secured on the very first day. Multiple memoranda of understanding (MoUs) were signed with leading Japanese corporations, marking a significant boost to India–Japan industrial cooperation.

Key Highlights

• Yogi Adityanath secures ₹11,000 crore MoUs with Japanese firms, boosting Uttar Pradesh’s industrial investment outlook.
• Agreements span manufacturing, infrastructure, electronics, and automotive sectors, strengthening India–Japan economic cooperation.

The agreements were inked with prominent firms including Kubota Corporation, Minda Corporation, Japan Aviation Electronics Industry (JAE), Nagase & Co., Seiko Advance, O&O Group, Fuji Japanese JV, and Fujisilvertech Concrete Pvt Ltd. These partnerships span diverse sectors such as agricultural machinery, industrial equipment, water and environmental infrastructure, automobiles, electronics, industrial printing, hospitality, and real estate.

Officials said the fresh investments are expected to enhance manufacturing capacity, generate employment, and strengthen Uttar Pradesh’s position as a major investment destination. The collaborations aim to foster advanced manufacturing, promote technology transfer, and deepen bilateral industrial ties between India and Japan.

The MoUs also align with the state government’s broader strategy of attracting global investors and positioning Uttar Pradesh as a competitive manufacturing and industrial hub. The developments signal growing confidence among Japanese companies in India’s economic growth and business-friendly reforms.

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The landmark agreements are anticipated to provide new momentum to industrial development, infrastructure expansion, and cross-border partnerships, further cementing economic relations between the two nations.