<h1>Prime Minister Seeks Deeper India-Japan Economic Partnership to Attract Japanese Investment in AI, Semiconductors, Robotics and Shipbuilding</h1> India's prime minister, on a two-day visit to Japan, promoted bilateral economic cooperation and investment, highlighting political and economic stability and policy predictability to attract Japanese capital and technology. He framed India-Japan collaboration as pivotal for regional stability and growth, proposing expanded partnerships across AI, semiconductors, robotics, shipbuilding and nuclear energy, and positioning India as a springboard for Japanese businesses into the Global South. The trip occurs against noted strain in India's ties with the United States over trade and tariffs, which may influence multilateral investment and trade negotiations.