Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his Irish counterpart Micheal Martin on Wednesday mentioned the impression of US President Donald Trump‘s tariffs on the worldwide financial system.
Ishiba and Martin mentioned financial points, “taking into account the impact of the US tariff measures on the global economy and the multilateral free trade system,” mentioned an announcement from the Japanese Foreign Ministry.
During Martin’s go to to Asia in three years, each side agreed to coordinate in numerous fields equivalent to safety, together with cybersecurity, “in light of the increasingly severe security environment surrounding both countries, based on the shared recognition that security of Europe and the Indo-Pacific is inseparable.”
Martin and Ishiba agreed “that unilateral attempts to change the status quo by force are unacceptable anywhere in the world and that they would continue to cooperate to achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine,” expressing “serious concerns over the advancement of the military cooperation between Russia and North Korea.”
The two leaders additionally mentioned East Asia, together with their insurance policies towards North Korea, involving “the nuclear and missile issues as well as the abduction issue.”
Separately, Ishiba on Wednesday advised lawmakers in Tokyo that the East Asian nation would shield its pursuits following Trump’s menace to extend tariffs on Japanese imports to 30% to 35% on Tuesday.
Source: www.anews.com.tr