Japan and Vietnam agree to boost ties and start discussing Japanese military aid amid China threat
- Japan and Vietnam have agreed to enhance security and economic ties to counter China's influence in the region. They will expand security cooperation, discuss defense equipment transfers, and work on a new Japanese aid program for developing countries.
- This move elevates Japan to Vietnam's top-tier partners, along with the United States, China, and India. The leaders emphasized their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific.
- The comprehensive strategic partnership aims to deepen cooperation in various areas such as trade, climate change, and the economy to achieve a free and open Indo-Pacific.
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Japan, Vietnam Confirm Talks on Providing Defense Equipment; Japan Aims to Utilize Official Security Assistance Framework
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong have agreed to upgrade Japan-Vietnam ties to a “comprehensive strategic partnership.” The two countries on Monday adopted a joint statement and confirmed that they would deepen discussions on Official Security Assistance (OSA), a framework established by Japan, for the free provision of defense equipment and technology to Vietnam.
Vietnam, Japan upgrade relations to highest level
Vietnam and Japan have officially upgraded relations to a “comprehensive strategic partnership” during a visit by the Vietnamese president to Tokyo. Monday’s agreement came during talks between President Vo Van Thuong and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. The two said they would cooperate more closely on security issues, work on defense equipment and technology transfers and start discussing a new Japanese aid program for militaries of like-minded d…
Japan, Vietnam to strengthen security and economic ties
Japan and Vietnam on Monday agreed to strengthen their security and economic ties in the face of China’s growing influence in the region. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong held talks in Tokyo and agreed to broaden their security cooperation, work on defense equipment and…
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