Where diplomacy opens the door, we make sure the right people walk through it, and stay in the room long enough for something real to happen.
Where diplomacy opens the door, we make sure the right people walk through it, and stay in the room long enough for something real to happen.
Every mandate we take on runs through one of three relationships, and each is built the same way: government-backed, tightly curated, followed through long after the room empties.
We work alongside ministries, prefectures and diplomatic missions to convert bilateral goodwill into structured, on-ground engagement, from protocol and delegation logistics to the follow-through that keeps a relationship alive after the visit ends.
We connect universities and academic institutions directly with visiting government delegations and industry leaders, creating a platform where accreditation, research strength and placement ambition meet the people who can act on them.
We give companies entering or expanding across the India-Japan corridor direct access to counterparts, talent pipelines and policy stakeholders, cutting through years of cold outreach in a matter of days.
A high-level Japanese delegation of nearly 200 CEOs, senior bureaucrats and government ministers arrives in India this August, hosted in association with the Prime Minister's Office and the Government of Uttar Pradesh. Delegates represent organisations spanning finance, energy, infrastructure, automotive, semiconductors, industrial robotics and hospitality, alongside prefectural governments and Japanese universities. This is the kind of access The ADS Advisors was built to create.
Built on the Memorandum of Understanding signed between Uttar Pradesh and Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture.
A running visual record of the meetings, visits and moments that have shaped India-Japan engagement, and the role The ADS Advisors has played in bringing them together.
UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is welcomed on arrival in Japan, marking the start of a visit aimed at expanding industrial relations and human resource exchange between Uttar Pradesh and Japan.
The Uttar Pradesh delegation is received formally in Tokyo, opening a new chapter in UP-Japan cooperation.
A traditional welcome is extended to the Chief Minister during the visit, reflecting the warmth alongside the formal diplomacy of the engagement.
India's Ambassador to Japan, Nagma Mohamed Mallick (centre), speaks during a panel discussion at the launch of the India-Japan Governors' Network on 16 February 2026, at the Indian Embassy in Tokyo.
Yamanashi Governor Kotaro Nagasaki delivers a speech at the India-Japan Governors' Network launch in Tokyo.
The Miyagi Vice Governor speaks during a panel discussion at the launch of the India-Japan Governors' Network in Tokyo.
Tottori Governor Shinji Hirai delivers a statement at the launch of the Governors' Network in Tokyo.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath with Japanese government and industry leaders during the visit, part of a wider effort to expand industrial relations and human resource exchange.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath holds discussions with Yamanashi Prefecture Governor Kotaro Nagasaki at a robotics facility, further strengthening UP-Yamanashi industrial cooperation.
Closed-door discussions between the Uttar Pradesh and Yamanashi delegations, with Japan's Yamanashi Governor proposing an August visit to Uttar Pradesh following the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding.
A dedicated, time-bound slot to present your institution before visiting CEOs and ministers, built around placements, exchange, research and investment.
Explore For business & corporatesDirect access to talent pipelines, policy stakeholders and counterparts across the India-Japan corridor, with full protocol and coordination support.
ExploreTell us who you are and what you want out of the room. We will tell you candidly whether we can get you there.
