Following his visit to Singapore, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is currently on a two-day trip to Japan, during which he is actively participating in an investment roadshow in Tokyo. In this roadshow, he is engaging with Japanese business leaders and corporate executives, aiming to attract investment to India from Japan. This initiative is part of a broader effort to strengthen economic ties between the two nations.

CM Yogi emphasized the long-standing and deep-rooted relationship between India and Japan, likening it to the first rays of the sun. He pointed out that these ties are historically significant, dating back to ancient times, and are further connected to the legacy of the Surya dynasty. Such statements highlight the cultural and historical links that bolsters diplomatic and economic relations.

The investment roadshow is expected to facilitate discussions around various sectors where Japanese investment can contribute to India's growth. Moreover, the visit signifies a continued effort by Indian leaders to promote international collaborations and attract foreign direct investment, especially from countries like Japan, which have advanced technology and infrastructure capabilities.