万事この世の中、お金の流れを見れば大凡解る

 

 

Japan state ministers visit Ukraine to examine recovery needs

21NOv2023

 

 

 

Two Japanese state ministers, along with a business delegation, have visited Ukraine to examine requests for Japanese contributions to the future reconstruction of the war-torn country, the Foreign Ministry said Monday.

Kiyoto Tsuji, a state minister for foreign affairs, and Kazuchika Iwata, a state minister of economy, trade and industry, met with Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal in Kyiv a day after arriving in the country on Sunday. Tsuji told Shmyhal that Japan's commitment to helping Ukraine will never waver and that the visit by both him and Iwata was "important in terms of further deepening the involvement of Japanese firms" in the nation's reconstruction, according to the Foreign Ministry.

 

 

Iwata was quoted by the ministry as saying that the government would support Japanese businesses to that end.

Shmyhal expressed optimism about Japan's role, saying that Kyiv would continue to work with Tokyo for the Japan-Ukraine Conference for Promotion of Economic Reconstruction, scheduled to be held in Tokyo on Feb. 19, the ministry said.

Fumiya Kokubu, chairman of the Japan Business Federation's special committee on Ukraine's economic recovery, accompanied Tsuji and Iwata. The federation is the nation's most powerful business lobby and is better known as Keidanren.

The delegation also included business people from about 10 Japanese companies, such as engineering firms JFE Engineering and IHI, and agricultural machinery maker Kubota.

"Through the economic mission's visit this time, we will further promote public-private support for Ukraine, and we hope it will lead to the success" of the conference, Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa told a news conference Monday in Tokyo.

In March, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida made a surprise trip to Ukraine, while Kamikawa's predecessor, Yoshimasa Hayashi, visited the country in September. Ukraine has been at war with Russia since February 2022.

 

 

 

 

Japan state ministers visit Ukraine to examine recovery needs

 

戦後処理の会議が2024年2月19日（月）東京で開催

 

この世の中、万事お金の流れる先を見ればなんとなく解る、ウクライ戦争の戦後復興会議がG7議長国の日本とウクライナの間で来年開催され、日本企業のウクライ復興への取り分がざっくり来ます、既に一部報道ではJFE社とかIHI社とか具体的な企業名も出て来ていますが

 

既に先行の欧州での火種はこれで一件落着、次は中東の火種のイスラエル・パレスチナ戦争の戦後処理これも来年には両者痛み分けで、決着とは猿でも解る、しかしその先の新たな火種が世界のどの地域で着火されるのか？！これも猿でも解る、東アジアでなければよいのですが？？？

 

 

2023.11.08 21:10Nation

Japan, Ukraine to Hold Reconstruction Meeting in Tokyo in Feb.

 

 

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy agreed Wednesday that a Japan-Ukraine conference on Ukraine's economic reconstruction will be held in Tokyo on Feb. 19.

   In their 30-minute phone talks, Kishida assured Zelenskyy of Japan's unwavering commitment to Ukraine, and Zelenskyy expressed his gratitude.
   The phone talks between the two were the first since late August.

   Kishida told Zelenskyy that foreign ministers from the Group of Seven major powers, at their two-day meeting in Tokyo through Wednesday, confirmed that their countries will continue tough sanctions against Russia and strong support for Ukraine.

   The upcoming conference will discuss infrastructure restoration and industrial reconstruction in Ukraine.

 

 

Japan, Ukraine to Hold Reconstruction Meeting in Tokyo in Feb.

 

痛み分けの手打ち（2）

 

 

 

Japan vice ministers visit Ukraine to examine recovery needs

 

KYODO NEWS - Nov 20, 2023 - 22:03 | All, Japan, World

 

Two senior Japanese vice ministers have visited Ukraine along with a business delegation to examine requests for Japanese contributions to the future reconstruction of the war-torn country, the Foreign Ministry said Monday.

Kiyoto Tsuji, a senior vice foreign minister, and Kazuchika Iwata, a senior vice minister of economy, trade and industry, met with Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal in Kyiv a day after arriving in the country on Sunday. Tsuji told Shmyhal that Japan's commitment to helping Ukraine will never waver and that the visit by both him and Iwata is "important in terms of further deepening the involvement of Japanese firms" in the nation's reconstruction, according to the ministry.

Iwata was quoted by the ministry as saying that the government will support Japanese businesses to that end.

Shmyhal expressed optimism about Japan's role, saying that Kyiv will continue to work with Tokyo for the Japan-Ukraine Conference for Promotion of Economic Reconstruction, scheduled to be held in Tokyo on Feb. 19, the ministry said.

Fumiya Kokubu, chairman of the Japan Business Federation's special committee on Ukraine's economic recovery, accompanied Tsuji and Iwata. The federation is the nation's most powerful business lobby and is better known as Keidanren.

The delegation also included business people from about 10 Japanese companies, such as engineering firms JFE Engineering Corp. and IHI Corp., and agricultural machinery maker Kubota Corp.

In Tokyo, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa said at a press conference, "Through the economic mission's visit this time, we will further promote public-private support for Ukraine, and we hope it will lead to the success" of the conference.

In March, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida made a surprise trip to Ukraine, while Kamikawa's predecessor, Yoshimasa Hayashi, visited the country in September. Ukraine has been under invasion by Russia since February 2022.

 

 

 

Japan vice ministers visit Ukraine to examine recovery needs

 

痛み分けの手打ち

 

 

Japan to host Ukraine investment conference by early 2024, foreign minister says

Reuters

2023年6月21日午後 8:56 GMT+96ヶ月前更新

 

 

TOKYO, June 21 (Reuters) - Japan will host a conference to encourage companies to invest into Ukraine some time between the end of the year and early 2024, foreign minister Yoshimasa Hayashi said on Wednesday.

Private-sector actors will be able to "strongly support the recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine," Hayashi told the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London.

Japan was planning to support Ukraine mainly through projects focused on mine clearance, basic infrastructure such as electricity, agriculture and strengthening democracy, Hayashi said.

 

That would come on top of the more than $7.6 billion in aid it had already given to Ukraine, he added.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy about the plan to host the reconstruction conference earlier this month.

Reporting by Kantaro Komiya; Editing by Andrew Heavens

 

 

Japan to host Ukraine investment conference by early 2024, foreign minister says