Miyamoto Attends 29th Japan-Turkey Joint Economic Committee
Overview
On October 5, Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Miyamoto attended the 29th Japan-Turkey Joint Economic Committee and held a bilateral meeting with Turkish Deputy Minister of Trade Mustafa Tuzcu. At the committee, he expressed hopes for expanding trade and investment between Japan and Turkey and further promoting business exchanges. In the meeting, they discussed an early conclusion of the Japan-Turkey EPA, strengthening bilateral economic relations, and cooperation in third-country markets.
Key points
- Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Miyamoto attended the 29th Japan-Turkey Joint Economic Committee.
- He held a bilateral meeting with Deputy Minister of Trade Tuzcu.
- The meeting included discussion of an early conclusion of the Japan-Turkey EPA and related matters.
Overview
On October 5, Parliamentary Vice-Minister Miyamoto attended the 29th Japan-Turkey Joint Economic Committee and held a bilateral meeting with Turkish Deputy Minister of Trade Tuzcu. The committee was held between Keidanren's Japan-Turkey Economic Committee and the Foreign Economic Relations Board of Turkey (DEIK).
Impact
In his opening remarks at the committee, he expressed hopes for expanding trade and investment between Japan and Turkey and further promoting business exchanges, conveying a message aimed at further strengthening economic relations between the two countries.
Details
Deputy Minister Miyamoto attended the 29th committee, which was held between Keidanren's Japan-Turkey Economic Committee and DEIK. In his opening remarks, he expressed hopes for expanding trade and investment between the two countries and further promoting business exchanges, conveying a message aimed at strengthening economic relations.
In his meeting with Deputy Minister of Trade Tuzcu, they discussed an early conclusion of the Japan-Turkey EPA, strengthening bilateral economic relations, and promoting cooperation in third-country markets.