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Regarding bilateral cooperation in the field of defence equipment, the two leaders agreed to accelerate talks to realize exports of Japan’s US-2 amphibious rescue aircraft to India at an early date. For India, which lags behind in expanding airports, the US-2 aircraft holds a great deal of potential as it can land in and take off from water. India is eyeing licensed production of the aircraft and the transfer of relevant technology, but Japan is showing reluctance over such issues as manufacturing parts in India — leaving the development of negotiations unclear.
In relation to the Japan-India nuclear cooperation agreement, the two leaders agreed to accelerate negotiations aiming to reach an early conclusion. India has strongly been seeking Japan’s nuclear technology as the nation is suffering from a power shortage.
However, India is de facto a nuclear country, meaning exporting nuclear power plants and related technology there poses a problem of ensuring the country’s peaceful use of nuclear power.
According to diplomatic sources, the Indian side said during preliminary arrangements that India would be able to cooperate with China in the field of nuclear power, indicating its tough nature as a negotiator, eyeing both Japan and China.
I understand their problems in the nuke deal...but the US-2, anyone know what the issues were? I thought both sides were very keen.Modi leaves Japan, shame the US-2 deal wasn't signed.....
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Indeed- the nuke deal being signed this soon looked overly optimistic boarding on the delusional however the US-2 deal seemed to be a low hanging fruit both sides seemed very keen to pluck I am at a loss to understand why the deal wasn't signed also. @Nihonjin1051 any ideas?I understand their problems in the nuke deal...but the US-2, anyone know what the issues were? I thought both sides were very keen.
Indeed- the nuke deal being signed this soon looked overly optimistic boarding on the delusional however the US-2 deal seemed to be a low hanging fruit both sides seemed very keen to pluck I am at a loss to understand why the deal wasn't signed also. @Nihonjin1051 any ideas?
Just not so fast yet.I understand their problems in the nuke deal...but the US-2, anyone know what the issues were? I thought both sides were very keen.
Indeed- the nuke deal being signed this soon looked overly optimistic boarding on the delusional however the US-2 deal seemed to be a low hanging fruit both sides seemed very keen to pluck I am at a loss to understand why the deal wasn't signed also. @Nihonjin1051 any ideas?
I think they are still in discussions, probably about tech transfers.
Japan to transfer US-2 amphibian aircraft,technology to India
India and Japan directed the Joint Working Group to accelerate progress in the discussions and preparations for a road map for the development of the Indian aircraft industry through US-2 amphibian aircraft cooperation.
The direction was made following the Annual Summit meeting between Indian Prime Minister Naredra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe on Monday. Both sides directed the Joint Working Group to accelerate progress in the discussions and preparations for a road map for the development of the Indian aircraft industry through US-2 amphibian aircraft cooperation including the transfer of the aircraft and its technology to India, read a joint statement issued in Tokyo after the summit meeting.
You need to think differently.Indians shall be clear of that. Japan won't be your savior
You make the right point.
In the decades when the developed world invested and made China the world manufacturer, Japan has been the last country that would transfer tech to China, lagging behind the Germany, the UK, the US, France, Italy, Netherland and even Sweden. It's Japan's stretegy to hold tech trasfer from large developping countries, who will in returen grab Japan's market share. The largest mistake for Japan is tech transfer to a non "large developing country" and that country called South Korea.
Indians shall be clear of that. Japan won't be your savior.
Is it me or Modi keeps getting more fair and lovely every time he is on a tour