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Japanese Vision: Unlocking the Global South's Economic and Security Potential

Japanese Vision: Unlocking the Global South's Economic and Security Potential

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 Japan straddles the Global North and the Global South offering a conduit to both markets. Opening up trade and diplomacy with the youthful and growing Global South. In this series we’ll be exploring three key regions in the Global South: Central Asia, Africa and Latin America – and looking at the pivotal role Japan can play in these exciting, evolving landscapes. Produced by Reuters Plus for Japan Government Follow Reuters Plus: https://www.reutersprofessional.com/reuters-plus-studio/ https://x.com/reutersplus https://www.linkedin.com/company/reuters_plus https://www.facebook.com/p/Reuters-Plus-100063714887047/ https://www.instagram.com/reutersplus Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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