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Japan Out to Prove the Sun Hasn't Set on Its Economy

His Excellency Makio Miyagawa, Ambassador of Japan

02-May-19 08:05

Japan Out to Prove the Sun Hasn't Set on Its Economy

His Excellency Makio Miyagawa, the Ambassador of Japan, discusses his country's role in a region where China's ascendance has reached new heights.
He also talks about geopolitical safety and developments in the region, Malaysia-Japan trade, foreign direct investments (FDI) and linkages as well as the state of an economy which has spent the better part of two decades in a state of economic stagflation.

Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuang


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Tags:  emperor of Japan,  symbol of unity,  geopolitical changes,  China,  territorial claims,  South China Sea,  Japan-Malaysia trade, 


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