<h1>Prime Minister ends Japan visit, finalises 13 pacts including 10-year ¥10 trillion investment, defence and lunar cooperation, heads to China</h1> The Indian prime minister concluded a two-day visit to Japan where the two governments finalized 13 agreements and declarations, including a 10-year, 10 trillion yen investment target, a defence framework, an economic security architecture for critical sectors, a decade-long economic roadmap, and an implementing arrangement for a joint lunar mission. State-prefecture cooperation and semiconductor collaboration were highlighted. He then departed for China to attend the SCO summit in Tianjin, his first China visit in seven years, occurring amid strained ties with the United States after a recent imposition of 50% tariffs.