To implement joint training between the Self-Defense Forces and the Indian Army with the intent of China strengthening marine advancement December 1 at 7:33

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The first foreign ministry and defense ministerial talks between Japan and India will be held, and with the cooperation of Japan and India confirmed with China in mind to strengthen marine advancement, the first joint training by SDF and Indian fighters will be conducted. And agreed that it was important to conclude an agreement to provide fuel and other items at an early stage.

Japan's and India's first ministerial talks on foreign affairs and defense, the so-called 2 plus 2, was held in New Delhi, the capital of India, on the night of the 30th of Japan time. Foreign Minister Mogi and Defense Minister Kono from the Indian side Attended by Foreign Minister Jaishankar and Defense Minister Singh.

In the talks, Japan and India shared their understanding for the realization of a free and open Indo-Pacific with China in mind to strengthen marine expansion.

On top of that, the Air Self-Defense Force agreed to expand joint defense with the Indian Air Force in Japan next year, joint training with the US, British and Australian Air Forces, respectively.

They also agreed that it is important to conclude an ACSA = “goods and services mutual provision agreement” that allows the SDF and Indian forces to provide water, fuel, ammunition, etc. to each other during joint training. did.

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Foreign Minister Mogi “Confirming values ​​shared by both countries”

After the discussion, Foreign Minister Mogi said, “I am very happy to be able to make the historic 2 plus 2 successful.”

The reporter asked, “What was the significance of this discussion as China increased its influence in the region against the backdrop of its economic power?” Whereas “Free navigation between Japan and India, “We were able to confirm the common values ​​of both countries, such as the rule of law and the sustainability of the infrastructure.