Japan and Vietnam leaders set to discuss closer ties
Politics · First reported 8 Nov, 07:45 · Updated 07:46
Japan’s and Vietnam’s leaders are due to meet in Tokyo on Monday, with trade, technology and security ties on the agenda. Economic security is described as a particular focus amid regional geopolitical and trade tensions.
- The leaders of Japan and Vietnam are set to meet in Tokyo on Monday.
- The visit is aimed at strengthening trade, technology and security ties, with economic security a particular focus.
- Nikkei Asia describes the visit as part of an evolving relationship between the countries.
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- Japan’s and Vietnam’s leaders are set to meet in Tokyo on Monday.
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- Bolstering trade, technology and security ties.
- Particular focus
- Economic security.
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- Regional geopolitical and trade tensions.
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