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Japan Reportedly Plans Leaders' Meeting to Discuss Stable Energy Supply in Asia
According to Kyodo News, citing relevant Japanese government sources, the Japanese government is coordinating to convene a leaders-level virtual meeting with countries in SE Asia a...
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According to Kyodo News, citing relevant Japanese government sources, the Japanese government is coordinating to convene a leaders-level virtual meeting with countries in SE Asia and others to discuss ways to ensure a stable energy supply.

It is understood that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will attend the meeting, and arrangements are also being made to invite S Korea and Australia to participate. Amid rising crude oil prices and difficulties faced by some countries in securing crude supply, financial assistance may become a key agenda item. The meeting may also discuss supporting local crude oil operations through semi-official financial institutions such as the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC). (mn/u)



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