New Delhi, Oct. 4 -- India and Japan have growing opportunities to deepen cooperation in high-technology sectors, particularly semiconductors and space, with Japanese companies engaging Indian firms to support the development of the country's semiconductor ecosystem, Institute of Geoeconomics Director Kazuto Suzuki said.

Speaking to ANI on the sidelines of the 5th Kautilya Economic Conclave, Suzuki said the economic partnership between the two countries is expanding across infrastructure and emerging technology sectors.

"...Japan and India have been engaging in a lot of economic projects. The high-speed train from Mumbai to Ahmedabad is one big project," he said stressing the success of this high-speed train is going to be the "sort of ...