Courtesy Visit: Verma and Japan Times

courtesy visit: When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Tokyo last October, the two governments agreed to cooperate on a range of objectives, from regional security to promoting digital industries, according to The Japan Times. Verma is looking to carry that vision forward. Indian software competence, married with Japanese hardware production if these two can merge together, you have embedded systems on very efficient hardware, which can lead to new products, Sanjay Kumar Verma said during a courtesy visit to The Japan Times on Wednesday. ; Verma, who began his current stint on Jan. 17, sees it as his mission to increase engagement between India and Japan in all sectors and fields. Democracy, technology, startups all these fields are open for global leadership and we need to collaborate with each other, he said. The combination of Japan's labor shortage and India's youthful workforce makes the countries a good match, Verma said, noting that over 60 percent of his country's 1.3 billion people are aged 35 or under. The digital economy is now becoming synonymous with India and Japan. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.