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Japan and Pakistan Discuss Trade Expansion and Middle East Stability in Bilateral Talks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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On September 22, 2026, talks were held between Japan and Pakistan on the sidelines of the 81st Session of the UNGA in New York. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and Japan's Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi led the discussions. The two sides focused on expanding cooperation in areas including trade, investment, education, health, the automobile sector, and digital IT. Discussions also addressed regional and international developments, including the situation in the Middle East, energy supplies, and global supply chains. Both sides expressed hope that all parties would return to dialogue and pursue the implementation of the Islamabad MoU.

From radio.gov.pk

Why it matters

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The talks specifically addressed the implications of the Middle East situation for global energy supplies and international supply chains. The discussions centered on how to deepen bilateral cooperation between Japan and Pakistan in these critical economic sectors.

Pakistan promotes regional peace and stability while seeking to strengthen bilateral ties with countries like the Middle East and Kuwait.

From radio.gov.pk

Who's involved

  • JapanDiscussed cooperation in trade, investment, and technology with Pakistan.
  • PakistanDiscussed cooperation in trade, investment, and technology with Japan.

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