Japan touts ‘peace of mind’ development in Africa

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Japan is repositioning its engagement with Africa, offering a broader model of development cooperation while seeking to secure supply chains for critical commodities.

Visiting Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu said Tokyo’s approach would combine development support with trade and strategic partnerships.

Japan touts ‘peace of mind’ development in Africa

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