NEW DELHI – India and Japan yesterday agreed to ease visa there in the next year with the aim of increasing trade between the two countries.

The two countries also agreed to work together in the field of defense and development of renewable energy, nuclear and infrastructure. Official statement said the Indian government, the official state visit of Prime Minister of Japan Yukio Hatoyama to India started yesterday, the two countries also discussed the trade agreements to enhance economic cooperation.

“I ask Mr. Hatoyama to ensure that Japanese immigration system should be more liberal to support the growth of trade cooperation, investment and antarwarga contacts,” said Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi yesterday. On the other hand, infrastructure, telecommunications, and health sectors is expected to become the main pillar of India’s economic growth next year.

Of the three sectors, the value of USD250 billion in projected investments. Presented in the publication of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) ICICI Bank’s Chanda Kochhar in Italy yesterday mentioned that the three sectors will create a multiplier effect for economic growth in the industry. “If it is based on organic growth, cement and steel and everything that supports the infrastructure will improve.

So is the power plant to the highway, “Kochhar said as quoted by the business newspaper Il Sole 24 Orekemarin. ICICI bank which is the second largest lender in India, adding, if the view is pertumbuhansecarainorganikspektrum very broad because it covers the health sector and telecommunications. ICICI also memandangbahwakawasanperdesaan in India is one factor that can not be separated in order to support growth.

The Indian government itself to target the State’s economy grew Pop in the range of 7 percent in depan.Menurut government, the highest economic growth predicted by the agricultural sector contributed to two digitpada scale 2012.Namun pegged the growth rate was still under three years of growth before the crisis, namely in the range of 9 percent.

“I would be very happy if the economy could grow 7 percent next year and 8 percent growth momentum setelahnya.Saya thought possible at 12 months in the year 2012 with the amount of 9-10 percent,” said Finance Minister of India Pranab Mukherjee was quoted as saying Channel News Asia. India, which is now being focused on weakening global economy, also ensures that the government would not attract economic stimulus package to support growth.

In fact, next year India will introduce promising more economic reforms, particularly in the financial sector. The Indian government plans to continue the government’s divestment of public companies to increase capital. These measures aim to open the flow of direct foreign investment in the country, particularly in the infrastructure sector.

“Request the world will increase, but still potentially slowing. Our strategy is to sustain growth at the highest level by relying on strong domestic demand, “said Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh last week.

Meanwhile, Deputy Governor of Central Bank of India (RBI) said Shyamala Gopinath, India focus of monetary policy in the future is to manage the recovery, accompanied by inflation when the economy was growing after mired in crisis a year ago.

“Increased food prices have led to pressure on prices in India,” he said. In the Reuters poll earlier this month that some economists predict consulted RBI will increase the cash reserve ratio or the proportion of deposits banks late January.