00:00Now, one of the important aspects of this that we talk about really is now the complementarity in the terms of that Japan has a huge labor shortage and on the Indian side, you know, that, you know, we have a demographic dividend, which is positive.
00:15And, you know, we look at Japan and I think both the prime ministers talked about Japan being a country with huge financial and technological resources, a powerhouse, they call it.
00:26And we are a talent powerhouses, PM put it. So, you know, there is a very, very nice and, you know, comfortable fit between the two countries where Japan needs IT engineers.
00:38It needs people who are skilled and they look to India. They also need semi-skilled people with soft skills who are able to work in other sectors.
00:48And then also they welcome India, which is a friendly country. And as I said, there are connections between the two.
00:56Well, as I said, there's a couple of ways got a great fit into an kişi history which isáo terminated.
01:00And I was speaking about the people who have been several of us who have come across this team.
01:02So I said there's an opportunity to learn about how that can happen.
01:04So you really want to learn a piece of argument, there's like you're brilliant students for having a kind of presentation we know now,
01:06that when you're taught kind of telling states earlier, this does say there's a reasonable character for us.
01:10However, since we start walking back to Point Boric resentment, we also notice that.
01:12So you should be the same, really much emphasis on this colossal race.
01:17And then seriously just الأ Lahaki kilometres, it's very interesting to us because it's really interesting.
