New Delhi, April 1 -- Japans Foreign Ministry is set to establish a dedicated investment facilitation cell to promote foreign direct investment (FDI) into India, in a move aimed at strengthening bilateral economic ties and supporting Japanese companies entering the Indian market. The proposed centre will assist Japanese firms in navigating Indias regulatory landscape, including state-level approvals, tax complexities, and procedural challenges that have often slowed investment decisions, reported The Economic Times. Focus on Emerging Sectors The new initiative is expected to support collaboration in high-growth sectors such as artificial intelligence, startups, and critical minerals, aligning with broader strategic priorities between ...