Japan, Mexico eye closer strategic ties

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Japan's Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu has met his Mexican counterpart Roberto Velasco Alvarez. They discussed ways to improve strategic bilateral ties.

Japan's Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu has met his Mexican counterpart Roberto Velasco Alvarez. They discussed ways to improve strategic bilateral ties.

Motegi said he hopes to elevate relations to new heights and expand areas of cooperation. Velasco said he wants to work closely with Japan.

They also agreed to launch an expert panel called the Japan-Mexico Committee as soon as possible for discussing strategic relations leading up to the 2040s and 2050s.

The two sides stressed the need to work more closely on economic security, including strengthening supply chain resilience.

Motegi and Velasco agreed to continue working toward the first meeting of a planned Japan-Mexico High-Level Economic Dialogue. The talks would feature the vice ministers of Japan's foreign and economic ministries and their Mexican counterparts.

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