December 27 to 29, Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihiko Noda visit India. In the meantime, Noda held talks with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the two countries signed a joint statement announcing the results of a variety of political and economic cooperation. This was in 2005, Japan and India since the two countries established mechanisms of summit visits, Prime Minister Singh’s sixth Prime Minister of Japan, bilateral relations between the two leaders continue to warm.

December 27 to 29, Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihiko Noda visit India. In the meantime, Noda held talks with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the two countries signed a joint statement announcing the results of a variety of political and economic cooperation. This was in 2005, Japan and India since the two countries established mechanisms of summit visits, Prime Minister Singh’s sixth Prime Minister of Japan, bilateral relations between the two leaders continue to warm.

The head of Japan and India signed a joint statement from the political and economic content is divided into two levels.

Statement said, next year is the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and India, two countries will strengthen global strategic partnership will be the first joint military exercises at sea. The two sides further expand maritime security cooperation, and reached consensus. Singh accepted the invitation to visit Japan next year, and said that cooperation between the two countries from the economic field, and gradually extended to the political, security and high-tech field, in the fight against piracy and maritime security cooperation in response to a significant strengthening.

From an economic level, Noda said: in the next five years, provide the equivalent of $ 4.5 billion in yen loans to support the “New Delhi – Mumbai Industrial Corridor” concept, want high-speed railway construction project in India, the introduction of Japan’s Shinkansen technology. India hopes solar power generation, desalination and other new technologies, the Japanese support. Both sides to the Japan and India, effective August a comprehensive economic partnership agreement, based on early start of the two countries reaffirmed the need for ministerial-level economic dialogue. The two sides reached consensus on strengthening financial cooperation, the two countries agreed to exchange the maximum amount of money, from the

12月27日至29日，日本首相野田佳彦到访印度。在此期间，野田与印度总理辛格举行会谈，两国签署联合声明，宣布了多项政治和经济合作成果。这是2005年,日印两国建立首脑互访机制以来，辛格总理会见的第六位日本首相，两国首脑继续为双边关系加温。

此次日印首脑签署的联合声明，从内容上分为政治和经济两个层面。

声明称，明年,是日印建交60周年，两国将加强全球战略伙伴关系,将首次进行海上联合军演。双方就进一步扩大海上安全领域的合作,达成了共识。辛格接受了明年访日的邀请,并表示，两国合作已从经济领域,逐渐拓展到政治、安全以及高技术领域，在打击海盗和应对海洋安全方面的合作有显著加强。

从经济层面上看，野田表示:将在今后5年,提供相当于45亿美元的日元贷款，支援“新德里―孟买工业走廊”构想，希望印度在高速铁路建设计划中,引进日本新干线技术。印度希望在太阳能发电、海水淡化等新技术领域,得到日本支持。双方,以8月生效的日印全面经济合作伙伴协定为基础，重申了尽早启动两国部长级经济对话的必要性。双方就加强金融合作达成共识，同意把两国的货币互换最高额度,从现行的30亿美元,增至150亿美元。