Japan’s PM Kishida: Discussed strengthening supply chains, diplomatic and security issues
Source Fxstreet
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Friday that he “discussed strengthening supply chains, diplomatic and security issues during the summit with US and Filipino leaders.”
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No decision on whether to hold the trilateral summit regularly but agreed that these meetings are important.
US President Biden and I shared the view that promoting investment in both countries is crucial as we lead the global economy together.
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