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PM given presentation on Kyoto

Published By : Admin | August 31, 2014 | 19:10 IST

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, was today given a presentation on Kyoto, by the Mayor of the city, Daisuku Kadokawa. 

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During the presentation, Mr. Kadokawa said that he was impressed with the Prime Minister’s vision of development. The Mayor explained how Kyoto, a city with 1200 years of history, had been able to conserve its heritage.

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The Prime Minister said India and Japan should work together to develop cultural heritage cities. “I would like to devote myself for the promotion of interaction between India and Japan,” Mr. Kadokawa said. 

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