Japan Pledges Long-term Support for Ukraine's Reconstruction, Signs Over 50 Deals

At a major conference in Tokyo, Japan reaffirms its commitment to aiding Ukraine's recovery, emphasizing the role of private investment and technological cooperation.

Japan and Ukraine sign more than 50 cooperation agreements, focusing on areas such as agriculture, energy, and infrastructure.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledges long-term support for Ukraine, highlighting the importance of private sector involvement in reconstruction efforts.
Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal seeks further support from Japan, promising an 'economic miracle' post-war.
Japan to open a JETRO office in Kyiv to strengthen business ties and facilitate investment in Ukraine's reconstruction.
The conference underscores Japan's strategic commitment to Ukraine, aligning with its national security concerns and opposition to Russia's invasion.