Tokyo: The agreement covers training for engineers and technicians who will operate and maintain India's first bullet train corridor.
Diplomats said the talks were constructive but acknowledged that differences remain on several key issues.
Japan, India sign pact on high-speed rail skills training
The agreement covers training for engineers and technicians who will operate and maintain India's first bullet train corridor.
India's position, officials said, continues to emphasise fairness, development priorities and the needs of the Global South.
What happens next
Cooperation is not optional any more — the challenges are simply too big for any one country, a senior negotiator said.
The next round of discussions is expected early next year, with working groups meeting in the interim.
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