BREAKING NEWS: Japan, Mexico top diplomats agree to strengthen energy ties
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Foreign ministers discuss cooperation on critical infrastructure, energy, food security, trade and investment during talks in Tokyo
Mexico City, Nov 13 (Latin Press) The Foreign Ministers of Mexico, Roberto Velasco, and Japan, Toshimitsu Motegi, today confirmed the desire to strengthen the relationship between the two countries and reviewed progress on strategic issues.The post Foreign Ministers of Mexico and Japan review progress on strategic issues first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Mexico and Japan agreed to strengthen their trade and expand cooperation in energy matters, including the oil sector, during a meeting in Tokyo between Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco and his Japanese counterpart Toshimitsu Motegi. At the end of the meeting, Motegi announced that both countries plan to hold the first meeting...
Japan and Mexico agreed to strengthen cooperation in supply chains and economic security at a meeting of foreign ministers in Tokyo. The ministers will accelerate coordination for the first meeting of the High-Level Economic Dialogue and the establishment of the Japan-Mexico Committee.
Mexico and Japan agreed to strengthen trade and energy cooperation, including oil, and are preparing a high-level economic dialogue by 2027.
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