TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and visiting Indian counterpart Narendra Modi on Sunday affirmed cooperation on both economic and security fronts to realize an open and free Indo-Pacific region.
Abe hosted a private dinner at his villa near Mt. Fuji, rounding out a day of talks that began at a hotel overlooking Lake Yamanaka. Modi's latest visit marks his third to Japan as prime minister and his 12th summit with Abe.
