The leaders of the two countries discussed security, political, sanctions, economic and humanitarian issues. Japan also intends to participate in the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that in a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, he heard the definite willingness of this country to work together to mobilize the world for a global order, to defend against Russian aggression and terrorism . Zelensky spoke about this in his evening speech on Tuesday, March 21.
“Today I also heard Japan’s very definite willingness to cooperate with us to mobilize the world more actively for an international order, to protect against aggression, to protect against Russian terror. Thank you, Japan! ” Zelensky said.
He called the negotiations with Kishida quite productive. Zelensky emphasized that this visit is taking place at a time when Japan is leading the Group of Seven Democracies.
“Given Japan’s strength, the leadership of this Asian state in defending peace and the international order based on rules, as well as Japan’s responsibility as chairman of the Group of Seven, our talks today can indeed bring of a global result. We discussed security issues, and political, and sanctions, both economic and humanitarian. Japan is willing to join our recovery – to be a leader in economic and infrastructure processes,” Zelensky stressed.
He recalled that the Prime Minister of Japan began his visit to Ukraine with a visit to Bucha, and also visited the Wall of Remembrance in Kyiv, near St. Michael’s Cathedral, honoring the soldiers who died for Ukraine.
Earlier it was reported that Zelensky and Fumio Kishida met on Tuesday, March 21.
It will be recalled that on Tuesday, March 21, Kisida arrived in Kyiv to negotiate with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
In addition, during his visit to Ukraine, Kishida visited Bucha, which suffered from the atrocities of the Russian invaders.
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Source: korrespondent
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