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  1. Japan, POWERR Asia, and the International Energy Agency established a framework for energy and resource resilience, including collaboration on global oil reserve management.
  2. The International Energy Agency, POWERR Asia, the United States, and Sanae Takaichi discussed strengthening global oil stockpiles and establishing a new cooperation framework for energy resilience.

Japan Supports Regional Oil Stockpiling Efforts in Asia

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Japan committed to supporting regional oil stockpiling initiatives. The Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC) adopted a ministerial work program aimed at strengthening oil stockpiling systems across the region. This effort is intended to help participating countries improve their ability to respond to potential supply disruptions.

From philstar.com

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The initiative aims to help participating countries better prepare for supply emergencies and manage the impact of disruptions in global markets. Kei Takagi, state minister of Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, noted that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have expressed willingness to support AZEC countries in bolstering their oil stockpiling systems.

The International Energy Agency, POWERR Asia, the United States, and Sanae Takaichi previously discussed strengthening global oil stockpiles and establishing a new cooperation framework for energy resilience.

From philstar.com

Who's involved

  • Kei TakagiState minister of Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, who commented on support for AZEC.

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