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作成日: 2023/01/12 16:41

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Japan&#039;s Prime Minister Kishida Fumio says he expects a higher level of security and defense cooperation with Britain after the two countries signed a new document.
                
Kishida held a news conference in London on Wednesday after meeting with Britain&#039;s Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
                
The two leaders signed the Japan-UK Reciprocal Access Agreement. The pact will facilitate joint exercises and other operations between Japan&#039;s Self-Defense Forces and the British military.
                
Citing Britain as one of Japan&#039;s most important security partners in Europe, Kishida told reporters that he expects the two countries&#039; signing of the important document will also promote efforts to create a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
                
The British Prime Minister&#039;s Office issued a statement after Wednesday&#039;s meeting.  It says with the signing of the agreement, the two leaders shared the view that &quot;collaboration across defence and security would not only benefit Japan and the United Kingdom, but broader global stability.&quot;
                
The statement goes on to say that Sunak &quot;welcomed Prime Minister Kishida&#039;s plans to focus on the impact of the invasion of Ukraine on global food and economic security.&quot;
                
The statement also referred to Britain&#039;s application to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, or CPTPP.   It says Sunak told Kishida the agreement &quot;offered the UK a unique opportunity to join a group of like-minded countries who shared similar values.&quot;
The statement says the two leaders agreed that there is &quot;huge potential for growth across the two countries&#039; economies.&quot;

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