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We are extending multiple entry visas: Abe

| | Dec 12, 2015, at 07:56 pm
Mumbai, Dec 12 (IBNS) Japan PM Shinzo Abe on Saturday said his country will be extending multiple entry visas.

He said people to people relations are important.

"People to people relations are important. We are extending multiple entry visas," Abe said.

"We have taken relationship to new level and buds have turned into blossoms," the Japanese PM said.

Abe visited India on Friday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi who along with his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe attended the Business Leaders Forum earlier in the day and said India just not want high speed train, but also high speed growth.

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