With historical links said to stretch back to the sixth century, the relationship between Japan and India encompasses more than simply economic interest, extending in recent times to long-term joint political and strategic goals. Following the signing of a free trade agreement in 2011, both countries have sought greater bilateral commercial trade and investment, these ties strengthening after the reopening of borders post-COVID-19. In this publication, we explore key drivers fuelling investment decisions, sectors of interest, and common challenges encountered when doing business in the Japan-India markets.
Authored by Jacky Scanlan Dyas, Biswajit Chatterjee, and Kaustubh George.
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