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Delhi: In a major development today Ambassador of Japan to India H.E. Mr. Kenji
Hiramatsu called on CM Arvind Kejriwal. The two discussed mutual cooperation on infrastructure projects.
The meeting was also attended by PWD Minister Satyendar Jain and DDC Vice
Chairman Ashish Khetan.
Transportation,
water, sewage system, earthquake resistant buildings and other developmental
projects were discussed during the 30-minute meeting. The leaders discussed the
common grounds between Delhi and Japan and how the two can mutually benefit
each other.
The
main project discussed during the meeting was the Delhi Government’s project of
Dedicated Elevated Bus Corridors in the city to ease out traffic congestion.
The
Chief Minister told the visiting Ambassador that a delegation of the Delhi
Government will visit him for further discussions and to look into more areas
of cooperation. The DDC Vice Chairman further added that the delegation would
make a presentation on the projects of the Delhi Government and outline the
vision of the Delhi Government when it visits Japan.
The
Chief Minister also told the Ambassador that the Delhi government will like to
solve any problem being faced by the Japanese nationals residing in the
national capital.
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