Summary:

On April 21, 2026, India and Japan had their first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategic Dialogue in Mumbai, which was a significant step toward bolstering bilateral collaboration in emerging technologies. Government, business, and research organizations from both countries participated in the conversation, which was co-chaired by Japan's Deputy Assistant Minister for Cyber Security, Mr. Hanada Takahiro, and Joint Secretary (Cyber Diplomacy), Mr. Amit A. Shukla. Collaboration throughout the AI value chain, including policy alignment, innovation, and industrial applications, was the main topic of discussion. To create a reliable AI ecosystem, both sides emphasized policy convergence and co-creation. Building on the 2025 India-Japan AI Cooperation Initiative, the discussion also addressed cooperative research, talent mobility, and AI governance. It seeks to improve international AI standards and long-term technological cooperation.

Source: IBEF

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