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Keiko Fujimori to meet Japan over trade and mineral supply chains

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Keiko Fujimori attended the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Shenzhen, China, on November 18 and 19. She is scheduled to visit Japan starting November 19 to meet with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. During this trip, Fujimori plans to discuss expanding bilateral trade and investment and strengthening supply chains for critical minerals and disaster response between Peru and Japan.

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Peru, which possesses mineral resources such as copper and zinc, hopes to attract more investment and technology from Japanese companies. The discussions aim to expand trade and secure critical mineral supply chains between the two nations.

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  • PeruSpeculative

    Peru might see increased investment and technology from Japanese companies, potentially boosting revenue and supply chain stability.

  • copperSpeculative

    Copper might benefit from strengthened supply chains related to critical minerals discussed during the talks.

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