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Summit Booklet 2013 S U M M I T "DMIC session at the IJGPS 2011" AN INITIATIVE OF CO - ORGANISED BY HOST AND PARTNER STATE FOUNDATION India Center Foundation Japan Bank for International Government of Cooperation Uttar Pradesh STRATEGIC PARTNERS INDIA JAPAN Confederation of Bombay Stock Reliance G LO BAL PARTNERSHIP Indian Industry (CII) Exchange (BSE) Industries Limited SUM M IT 2 0 1 3 PARTNERS DECEMBER 2013, INDIA EXPO MART, GREATER NOIDA (NCR) Sun Mon Tue Wed Infrastructure Development Indian Institute of JTB Corporation 15 16 17 18 Finance Company (IDFC) Corporate Affairs (IICA) SUPPORTED BY Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Japan International Japan Tourism Agency Ministry of Cooperation Agency (JICA) Foreign Affairs, Japan More Partners, Sponsors and Supporters inside INDIA JAPAN GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP SUMMIT 2013 THE VISION Our vision is to create this summit as an institution that will strengthen the India-Japan Global Partnership by creating a new socio-economic framework based on the principle of E-E-S (Energy–efficiency, Environmental responsibility and Sustainability). We work under the guiding principle of R-M-E, which promotes and fosters strong and pragmatic partnerships. The R-M-E model advocates formation of a strong Relationship first, followed by deliberations to devise Mechanism so as to bring about effective Execution leading to social Empowerment and holistic and robust economy. Our aim is to develop a global model of this framework for India, Japan, Asia and the rest of the world. THE PARTNERSHIP ‘India-Japan Global Partnership’ is a mutually beneficial partnership, where both India and Japan will work along with their global partners by putting their mutual strengths together, to serve rest of the world as a platform and let mutual national interests of both the nations, be a by-product. Announced in the year 2000, by the then Indian Prime Minister Hon. Atal Bihari Vajpayee and the Japanese Prime Minister Hon. Yoshiro Mori, on the latter’s historical visit to India. THE SUMMIT ‘India-Japan Global Partnership Summit’ is envisioned as a summit led by two great nations along with their global partners, where policy makers, opinion leaders, business leaders, media and academicians Dream, Design, Discuss, Decide, Drive and Derive solutions to the challenges of a new socio-economic framework by creating a ‘Micro Road Map for the Macro Vision’ that exists in the form of India-Japan Global Partnership. LEADERSHIP - IJGPS 2013 The India-Japan Global Partnership Summit is a visionary display of the strong bond that exists between the two nations. The summit offers an unique opportunity to those who envision the new era of India Japan relationship. The global partnership between India and Japan goes a long way. This offers unique opportunities for partnerships in education, health, infrastructure, agriculture, water, energy, transport, housing, urban development and many more areas. While India has a huge need for expansion, Japan brings forth avenues to create new models of development. IJGPS is a special initiative to essentially improve dialogue between people and to augment the efforts of both the governments. As the summit brings along global synergies on one platform, I invite your participation to witness the new wave for India, Japan, Asia and the entire World. Sam Pitroda Chairman: IJGPS 2013 | Hon. Advisor to Prime Minister, India Japan and India share ancient bonds and a proud civilisational heritage. The current context of Japan-India relations under the India-Japan Global Partnership is deep rooted in their similar perceptions of the evolving environment in the region and the world at large. The India-Japan Global Partnership Summit 2013, therefore, offers a platform where both the nations as natural partners and also as the largest and most developed democracies of Asia, come together to develop new socio-economic development models for the benefit of the entire world. We invite our friends from India, Japan and other various nations to come forth and partner in this visionary initiative. Shiozaki Yasuhisa Chairman - IJGPS 2013 | Former Cabinet Secretary, Japan and Hon. Member : House of Representatives, Japan India and Japan, through the existing global partnership, have set a great example for the entire world. Both the nations have taken conscious initiatives to ensure that the relationship is nurtured and developed into a strategic partnership, wherein the success and strengths of each other compliment seamlessly. We are delighted to inform you that the India-Japan Global Summit for the year 2013 is being held in India. The event from 15th December till 18th December 2013, will focus on Agro- Economy, Healthcare, Education & Skill Development, Energy Security, Infrastructure & Logistics, Banking & Finance, Tourism, Information & Communication Technology, Industrial Cooperation, and Art, Media & Culture. Japan and India share democratic and socio-cultural values. Additionally, the thought patterns and expectations from each other are also on the same wavelength. This perfect mix makes these two nations harness a strong potential to drive a unique socio-economic growth. Thereby, I extend a personal invitation to you and to everybody who believes in the nation- building process, to come forth and gather at the India-Japan Global Partnership Summit 2013. Vibhav Kant Upadhyay Founder & Director General : IJGPS 2013 | Chairman : India Center Foundation Japan has always considered India important. We look forward to cooperating and contributing to each other’s development by tapping on our respective strengths. This Summit provides an ideal platform for India and Japan to synergize the strengths and be contributory to not just each other but the world. There are lessons to be learnt and future to be engineered. I look forward to leaders of their fields to come together at IJGPS and participate in not just reimagining the India-Japan Global Partnership but also actively participate in executing that vision. I am delighted to invite you all to IJGPS 2013. Toshihiro Nikai Vice Chairman (Economy and Energy) - IJGPS 2013 | Former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry PATRONS, MENTORS & SUPPORTERS H.E. Dr Manmohan Singh H.E. Shinzo Abe Hon. Prime Minister, India: Hon. Prime Minister, India: Japan (Excerpts of Message - IJGPS 2011) and Co-Chairman, IJGPS 2011 “IJGPS catalyzes the existing synergies @ IJGPS 2011 between India and Japan to build a “The India–Japan Partnership spans a strong socio economic relationship, wide spectrum encompassing global, enhance business and industry regional and bilateral aspects. This collaborations and to provide policy Summit creates a roadmap for newer inputs to strengthen cooperation.” dimensions to take the process forward with renewed vigour.” Hon. Anand Sharma Mukesh D. Ambani Minister of Commerce and Mentor, IJGPS and Chairman and Industry Government, India: MD, Reliance Industries Ltd.: @ IJGPS announcement Feb. 2011- Tokyo @ IJGPS 2011 “ The India-Japan Global Partnership “This summit is organized at an opportune Summit ushers in a new era of economic time. The India-Japan Global Partnership engagement which brings forth socio- Summit is a great opportunity for our best economic development, innovations minds to have a dialogue together and and prosperity for the two nations and the to let the spirit of big dreams engulf us.” rest of the world.” George Yeo Amitabh Kant Former Minister for Foreign Chief Executive Officer and MD, Affairs, Singapore: DMIC Development Corporation, @ IJGPS 2011 India: @ IJGPS 2011 “This Summit is the beginning of progress “The summit has tremendous potential to with respect to the wealth, knowledge create a great synergy between India and and education. I believe that this Summit Japan and to be a win–win situation for is the launch of new Ideas, evolution of both the countries. Next generation education and development of human technology will enable India to move into skills at national as well as international the next phase of growth and Japanese level.” companies to rediscover themselves in India.” Hon. Yoshiro Mori Hon. Yoshihiko Noda Former Prime Minister, Japan and Former Prime Minister, Japan: Honorary Chairman, IJGPS 2011: @ IJGPS 2011 as the Then Prime Minister @ IJGPS 2011 “ Anything that lasts for 10 years is great, “India–Japan Global Partnership Summit anything that lasts for 20 years is is held with the participation of a large tremendous and anything that lasts for 30 audience. Together we can go a step years becomes historical. India–Japan further towards the ultimate goal with this Global Partnership Summit has entered into level of engagement.” the forum of greatness and it will last at least 30 years, in which it will become a historical existence. This Global Partnership Summit will further grow into a forum in which a multitude of leaders can engage in deep friendship and communication.” Hon. Bhupinder Singh Hooda Claude Smadja Chief Minister of Haryana, India: Advisory Board Member, IJGPS; @ IJGPS 2011 President, Smadja and Smadja, “This Summit is a meaningful event that reflects that we are civilized nations and Switzerland and Former CEO that our relationship is marked by mutual of World Economic Forum: g o o d w i l l , a m i t y a n d r e s p e c t . @ IJGPS 2011 India–Japan Relationship is the “Japan positions its relationship with India in backbone of our shared values of terms of the holistic picture of strategic freedom, democracy and rule of law.” national interest. We live today in an era of volatility and uncertainty, however both India and Japan have the opportunity to pull together the same rope on many issues which will shape our global future.” Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev Yoshimi Ishikawa Advisory Board Member, IJGPS Vice Chairman (Culture, Tourism and Founder, Isha Foundation: & Youth) - IJGPS 2013, @ IJGPS 2011 Director General, India Center “The relationship between India and @ IJGPS 2011 Japan goes way beyond trade, “India and Japan have deep historic and economics or commerce. India–Japan cultural connections. The two countries Global Partnership Summit initiates a have always been in non-conflicting promising process of this journey.” relationship.
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