Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses 6th Indo-Japan SAMVAD Conference

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the sixth edition of the India-Japan SAMVAD conference held on December 21, 2020, via virtual conferencing.
During the conference, PM proposed to create a library of traditional Buddhist literature and scriptures in India.
This library will collect digital copies of Buddhist literature from across different parts of the world. The library will then translate these works and make them available for all scholars and monks of Buddhism.
The first India-Japan conference, Samvad-I, was held in New Delhi in 2015, at Bodh Gaya.
The purpose of Samvad Conference is:

to encourage dialogue and debate on the need to build the future of Asia,
to highlight our shared values of democracy, humanism, Ahimsa, freedom and tolerance in Asia,
to carry forward our ancient tradition of spiritual and scholarly exchanges.