Second Central Asia + Japan Dialogue Economic Energy Dialogue Held

Second Central Asia + Japan Dialogue Economic Energy Dialogue Held

The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry held the Second Central Asia + Japan Dialogue Economic Energy Dialogue. Through a multilateral economic cooperation framework with Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan), discussions were held on strengthening cooperation in energy and economic fields.

Promotion of Energy Cooperation

Central Asia has abundant natural resources and is an important region for Japan energy security. In this dialogue, cooperation possibilities in oil, natural gas, renewable energy, and nuclear power fields were discussed, aiming to build a stable energy supply system.

Economic Cooperation and Investment Promotion

For infrastructure development and industrial development in Central Asian countries, discussions were held on promoting Japanese corporate investment and expanding technical cooperation. Through utilization of Japanese technology and know-how in digitalization, green technology, and manufacturing fields, the aim is local economic development and expansion of business opportunities for Japanese companies.

Regional Stability and Long-term Partnership

Political stability and economic development in Central Asia are important for security across the Eurasian continent. Through the second dialogue, construction of strategic partnerships from a long-term perspective and contribution to regional peace and prosperity were confirmed.

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