New Delhi, Aug. 29 -- Japan plans to invest Euro10 trillion (nearly Rs.6 trillion) in India over the next decade, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shigeru Ishiba signed longterm agreements spanning artificial intelligence and semiconductors to rare earth minerals and carbon credits.

India is working to strengthen its economic ties with Japan and other trading partners, including China, amid economic turbulence caused by the US's 50% tariffs on Indian goods, the highest globally.

"Today, we have laid a strong foundation for a new and golden chapter in our Special Strategic and Global Partnership. We have set a roadmap for the next decade," Modi said in a media statement on Friday. The Prime Minister was in Tok...