PM's address at the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry
PM's keynote address at the luncheon hosted by Nippon Kiedanren - the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Japan-India Business Cooperation CommitteeSpecial management team to be set up directly under PMO to facilitate Japanese investment proposals
PM: Japan and India should be a force for development (vikaswaad), amid global tendencies of expansionism (vistaarwaad)
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, today announced that a special management team would be set up directly under the Prime Minister's Office to facilitate investment proposals from Japan. In his keynote address at the luncheon hosted by Nippon Kiedanren, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Japan-India Business Cooperation Committee, he said two nominees selected by Japan would also be part of the decision-making team which evaluates business proposals.
Recalling that as the Chief Minister of Gujarat, he had perhaps the greatest connect with Japanese business, the Prime Minister said he recognized the importance of good governance, ease of business and simplification of policies. He assured Japanese businessmen and investors of policy-driven decisions to eliminate delays.
Highlighting the initiatives of the first 100 days of his Government, he said moves to ease FDI rules have been widely appreciated. He said the GDP growth of 5.7% in the first quarter of 2014-15 has generated a huge positive sentiment. He said the clear mandates received by the Governments of both India and Japan, and the political stability they had generated, would deliver a strong push to bilateral ties.
The Prime Minister said he wants India to follow the Japanese model for skill development, so that its demographic dividend can meet the global requirement of skilled manpower. He said he had initiated a move to introduce the Japanese principles of management in the PMO as well.
Exhorting Japanese business to invest in India, the Prime Minister said India-Japan relations go much further than just commerce. He noted that the 21st century will be Asia's century, but wondered how it would look like? He said that for meeting the aspirations of people in this century, India and Japan have a big role to play.
Outlining the approaches for Development (Vikaswaad) vs Expansionism (Vistarwaad), he said India and Japan must show the way of Buddha to the world, and act as a force for development.
Saying that the Who's Who of India's business had come to Japan with him, the Prime Minister said they were his partners in taking India forward. Now, he said, India and Japan should be partners, for Asia and the world.
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PHANTOM.2015
【社会実験コンテナカフェ〜PHANTOM〜】
Movie by N-LLC
Music by kawasekohske
本映像は2015年8月の終わりに、小樽商工会議所港湾振興プロジェクトが期間限定でオープンした「社会実験コンテナカフェ〜PHANTOM〜」の記録です。
This is a record of Social Experiment Container Cafe ~ PHANTOM ~ opened for a limited time, at the end of August in 2015 by Otaru Chamber of Commerce and Industry Port Promotion Project
14日間の営業で約600名の皆様にお越しいただき、物流の象徴であるコンテナを人のための場へと改造したカフェをご利用いただきました。
We had about 600 customers for 14 days. People used a cafe that remodeled a container, a symbol of logistics, into a place for relaxing.
営業最終日は音楽イベントを開催しつつ、真正面に登る美しい朝陽を見ながら営業を終了しました。
While holding the music event on the final day of this cafe & bar.
We ended with watching the beautiful sunrise climbing right in front of us.
31号上屋を左手に正面に海を見ることのできるこの空間は、
プロジェクトの活動と共に小樽市都市景観奨励賞を受賞しています。
This space where you can see the sea in front, with No. 31 shed on your left,
received the Otaru City Cityscape Encouragement Prize along with the project activities
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＜小樽市都市景観賞＞
Hokkaido
Hokkaido (北海道, Hokkaidō, literally Northern Sea Circuit), formerly known as Ezo, Yezo, Yeso, or Yesso, is Japan's second largest island; it is also the largest and northernmost of Japan's 47 prefectures. The Tsugaru Strait separates Hokkaido from Honshu, although the two islands are connected by the underwater railway Seikan Tunnel. The largest city on Hokkaido is its capital, Sapporo, which is also its only ordinance-designated city.
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