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Fumio Kishida, Japanese Prime Minister greeted Narendra Modi, Indian Prime Minister in Tokyo on Tuesday and thanked him for visiting Japan as well as attending the state funeral for former Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe.((MODI SOT))
Kishida said he hopes to work closely with Modi to further develop diplomatic achievements with India.
Modi had expressed his condolences during the meeting commended Abe for his work in fostering Japan's friendship with India.((MODI SOT ON TIES WITH ABE))
Japan is filled with tension, rather than sadness, on Tuesday as a rare state funeral for the assassinated former Prime Minister, one of the most divisive leader, deeply splits the nation.
Kishida says the longest-serving leader in Japan's modern political history deserves the honor.
About 4,300 people, including Japanese lawmakers and foreign and local dignitaries, are attending the funeral.

Shinzo Abe funeral: Watch PM Modi's tribute as he met Japan PM Fumio Kishida

Kishida said he hopes to work closely with Modi to further develop diplomatic achievements with India.

Fumio Kishida, Japanese Prime Minister greeted Narendra Modi, Indian Prime Minister in Tokyo on Tuesday and thanked him for visiting Japan as well as attending the state funeral for former Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe. 
Kishida said he hopes to work closely with Modi to further develop diplomatic achievements with India.
Modi had expressed his condolences during the meeting commended Abe for his work in fostering Japan's friendship with India. Also Watch| <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/personally-i-am-absolutely-against-japan-man-sets-self-alight-to-oppose-shinzo-abe-s-state-funeral-1663735250438">'Personally, I am absolutely against': Japan man sets self alight to oppose Shinzo Abe&rsquo;s state funeral</a>
Japan is filled with tension, rather than sadness, on Tuesday as a rare state funeral for the assassinated former Prime Minister, one of the most divisive leader, deeply splits the nation.
Kishida says the longest-serving leader in Japan's modern political history deserves the honor.
About 4,300 people, including Japanese lawmakers and foreign and local dignitaries, are attending the funeral.

Japan parliament foramally elects Yoshihide Suga new prime minister

Japan&rsquo;s Yoshihide Suga was voted prime minister by parliament&rsquo;s lower house on Wednesday. He succeeded country&rsquo;s longest-serving premier Shinzo Abe, becoming the country&rsquo;s first new leader in nearly eight years.
Suga is expected to keep about half of predecessor Shinzo Abe&rsquo;s lineup. He is pledged to pursue many of Abe&rsquo;s programs, including his signature &ldquo;Abenomics&rdquo; economic strategy.
Suga had served under him in the pivotal post of chief cabinet secretary Abe, who stepped down because of ill health.

Japan parliament foramlly elects Yoshihide Suga new prime minister

Yoshihide Suga&nbsp;elected new Japan PM
PM Narendra Modi&nbsp;congratulates Suga&nbsp;on his new role
Suaga&nbsp;succeeded Abe who was Japan's longest serving PM
Suga&nbsp;to continue pursuing 'Abenomics'
Suga&nbsp;is Japan's first new leader ion 8 years

PM Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;congratulated Japan&rsquo;s Yoshihide Suga on being elected Japan's&nbsp;new prime minister by parliament&rsquo;s lower house on Wednesday.&nbsp;India's PM wrote he looks&nbsp;forward to jointly taking the Indo-Japan special&nbsp;strategic and global Partnership to new heights.
Suga succeeded country&rsquo;s longest-serving premier Shinzo Abe, becoming the country&rsquo;s first new leader in nearly eight years.
Suga is expected to keep about half of predecessor Shinzo Abe&rsquo;s lineup. He is pledged to pursue many of Abe&rsquo;s programs, including his signature &ldquo;Abenomics&rdquo; economic strategy.
Suga had served under him in the pivotal post of chief cabinet secretary Abe, who stepped down because of ill health.

Key pacts inked, PM Modi speaks to outgoing Japanese PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday conveyed his gratitude to outgoing Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe for his personal commitment and leadership in greatly strengthening ties between India and Japan

Key pact inked, PM Modi speaks to outgoing Japanese PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday conveyed his gratitude to outgoing Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe for his personal commitment and leadership in greatly strengthening ties between India and Japan.&nbsp;In a telephonic conversation, the two leaders expressed confidence that the strong momentum attained in partnership between the two countries in the last few years will continue unabated in the future. &nbsp;The two leaders also welcomed the signing of a reciprocal logistics support agreement between the Indian Armed Forces and the Self-Defense Forces of Japan.&nbsp;

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