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Hogan Lovells assists Japan External Trade Organization in commercial ties

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Hogan Lovells is working with the Japan External Trade Organization to strengthen commercial relationships. This effort occurs amid Japan's significant spending on U.S. lobbying and public affairs, which totaled $48.5 million in disclosed Foreign Agents Registration Act spending in 2024, according to analysis of OpenSecrets data.

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Why it matters

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The Japan External Trade Organization is a government-linked nonprofit that promotes investment in Japan and the import of Japanese goods. Its lobbying spending alone accounted for $354.4 million of Japan's total disclosed spending through 2025, which is focused on trade and investment.

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Who's involved

  • Japan External Trade OrganizationA government-linked nonprofit that promotes investment in Japan and the import of Japanese goods.
  • Hogan LovellsAn American-British law firm providing legal and commercial support services to the Japan External Trade Organization.

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  • Hogan LovellsSpeculative

    Hogan Lovells might see increased revenue from securing major contracts for lobbying and commercial tie-deepening efforts.

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