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Piyush Goyal Holds Talks with ROHM Leadership in Osaka

By Editorial Team
Piyush Goyal meeting ROHM President and CEO Katsumi Azuma in Osaka to discuss India-Japan semiconductor cooperation

Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal met a delegation led by Katsumi Azuma, President and CEO of ROHM Co. Ltd., in Osaka, Japan, to discuss opportunities for strengthening cooperation between India and Japan in the semiconductor and electronics sectors.

The discussions focused on expanding collaboration in semiconductor manufacturing and electronic components, areas that are increasingly important to India's growing electronics ecosystem and global manufacturing ambitions.

Goyal highlighted the significant opportunities presented by India's expanding electronics ecosystem, which offers scope for greater collaboration, investment and technological partnerships with leading Japanese companies.

The engagement with ROHM comes amid India's efforts to strengthen its semiconductor and electronics manufacturing capabilities and build deeper international partnerships across advanced technology and manufacturing value chains.
Greater India-Japan cooperation in these sectors could support investment, technology collaboration and the development of resilient supply chains, while contributing to the broader growth of India's electronics manufacturing ecosystem.

The meeting underscores the growing potential for Japanese companies to participate in India's rapidly expanding semiconductor and electronics landscape.

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