A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between the Yamanashi Prefectural Assembly of Japan and the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly to promote friendly exchanges. The agreement aims to encourage regular dialogue, mutual understanding and exchange of experiences between the two legislatures.
Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly speaker Satish Mahana welcomed the delegation from the Yamanashi Prefectural Assembly of Japan. The Japanese delegation toured the assembly complex and was briefed on the functioning of the House, its role, and its historical and democratic legacy. On the occasion, Mahana presented a memento to the delegation as a symbol of friendship and goodwill.
The MoU was signed by UP assembly speaker Satish Mahana and Hidenori Miyamoto, Chairman, Yamanashi Prefectural Assembly. Under the agreement, both sides expressed their commitment to developing mutually beneficial relations between UP and Yamanashi and further strengthening the close and friendly ties between the two regions.
Under the MoU, mutual visits, information exchange and exchange activities between the two legislatures will be encouraged. Both sides will share their working systems, procedures and experiences.
Mahana briefed the delegation on UP’s development journey and the role of the legislative assembly. During the meeting, Uttar Pradesh’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage was also highlighted. The Japanese delegation was informed about the unique significance of Kashi, one of the world’s oldest living cities, and the Buddhist Circuit of Uttar Pradesh.
{{/usCountry}}Mahana briefed the delegation on UP’s development journey and the role of the legislative assembly. During the meeting, Uttar Pradesh’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage was also highlighted. The Japanese delegation was informed about the unique significance of Kashi, one of the world’s oldest living cities, and the Buddhist Circuit of Uttar Pradesh.
{{/usCountry}}During the sectoral session of the ‘UP-Japan Healthcare and Care Economy Partnership’ held at the Indira Gandhi Pratishthan, detailed discussions took place regarding new partnership possibilities between UP and Japan in the fields of healthcare, medical education, robotics, pharmaceuticals and skilled human resources.
Speaking at the event, deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak said under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the leadership of chief minister Yogi Adityanath, Uttar Pradesh has emerged as one of the country’s rapidly growing economies.
“Improvements in law and order, along with the development of expressways, air connectivity, power infrastructure, and other basic amenities, have made the state an attractive destination for investment,” he added.
Pathak said the number of medical colleges in the state has risen from 47 to over 83. Nursing colleges are being developed alongside medical colleges and there has been a significant increase in seats for MBBS, MD, nursing, and paramedical courses, he said.
Vocational education and skill development minister Kapil Dev Agrawal said India’s global standing has strengthened due to the efforts of PM Narendra Modi. The visit of a Japanese delegation to UP, following CM Yogi Adityanath’s visit to Japan, reflects the growing trust and strengthening ties between the two nations, he added.
The minister said the convergence of Japanese technology and Uttar Pradesh’s youth power would unlock new avenues for development.