External affairs minister S Jaishankar along with the Ambassador of Japan to India, Satoshi Suzuki, on Monday visited the JICA-funded Guwahati water supply project site along the Brahmaputra.

Union minister Jaishankar reviewed the progress of the project along with the Japanese Ambassador of Japan.

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Informing their visit to the project site, Union minister Jaishankar tweeted on Monday: “A foreign policy that makes a difference to the lives of people.”

While sharing pictures of the visit, Jaishankar said: “At the JICA-funded Guwahati water supply project site along the Brahmaputra. Reviewing its progress along with the Japanese Ambassador.”

Satoshi Suzuki while tweeting their visit to the water supply project site said Japan is happy to support the important project.

“Visited #Guwahati Water Supply project site with @DrSJaishankar. Japan is pleased to support this important project. Clean water will soon flow to the homes in Guwahati,” Suzuki tweeted.

Union Jaishankar began his day’s journey by visiting the Kamakhya Temple.

During his visit to the Kamakhya Temple, the Union minister was accompanied by Assam finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.

“Began the day with the blessing of Maa Kamakhya at Nilachal hills, Guwahati,” Jaishankar tweeted.

Minister Sarma on his Twitter handle said: “What a blissful start to morning!  Today, accompanied Hon EAM Sri @DrSJaishankar on his visit to Kamakhya Temple. May Ma bless everyone with good health and joy May Ma bless everyone with good health and joy.”