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On Jan 16 "Intellectual Dialogue;Prospect of Deepening Partnership of India-Japan"
(Tuesday, January 16th, 2018)

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The Sasakawa Peace Foundation is pleased to invite you to a public lecture on 16th of January, 2018, with the participation of leading intellectuals and experts from India.

In 2015, Prime Minister Abe and Prime Minister Modi announced “India-Japan Vision 2025 Special Strategic and Global Partnership”, and economic relations between the two countries become increasingly deepening at a pace never observed before. We believe now is the time to envisage the prospects of the next level of cooperation between Japan and India: the possibilities and the roles to play in today’s ever-unforeseeable political and economic situations in the world.

The foundation is inviting the leading intellectuals of India - Dr. Montek Ahluwalia, who has been the central figure promoting economic reforms in India, to explore a vision of next cooperation and potential roles that the two countries can play in relation to Asia’s growing opportunities.



On Jan 16 "Intellectual Dialogue;Prospect of Deepening Partnership of India-Japan"
Dates & Time
Tuesday, January 16, 2018, 17:00 to 18:30 (Registration opens at 16:30)
Venue

The Sasakawa Peace Foundation Bldg.
1-15-16 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-8524,Japan(MAP)
11th Floor, International Conference Hall The Sasakawa Peace Foundation Bldg. 1-15-16 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-8524,Japan

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The Sasakawa Peace Foundation
Program:

"Intellectual Dialogue;Prospect of Deepening Partnership of India-Japan"

17:00-17:05 Opening Remarks by Nobuo Tanaka, Chairman of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation
17:05-17:20 “Global Megatrends: Emerging Opportunities and Responsibilities for Japan and India”
by Harinder Kohli – – CEO Centennial Group International
17:20-17:45 “Some Thoughts on Enhancing Collaboration Between Japan and India”
by Montek Ahluwalia – former Deputy Chairman of India Planning Commission
17:45-18:00 Comments by Rajat Nag – former Managing Director-General, Asian Development Bank
18:00-18:30 Questions and Answers
Language:
English/Japanese with simultaneous interpretation
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Admission free. Please note that registration will close as soon as the number of participants reaches the maximum (200 people). The registration remains open until the Foundation announces that the registration is full.
Reservation:
Should you wish to participate, please fill out the application form from this page by 1300 on Monday January 15, 2018.

* Seating is limited and will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.
* Please kindly be noted that we do not offer parking area.

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Ms. Horiba and Ms. Takahashi, Asia Peace Initiatives Department, The Sasakawa Peace Foundation

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