Takeshi Iwaya
Takeshi Iwaya is a prominent Japanese politician and member of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), serving as Japan's Minister of Defense. He has been involved in key diplomatic discussions with China's leaders, emphasizing the importance of security cooperation between Japan and China amidst rising tensions and the unpredictability of U.S. foreign policy under President Trump.
Born on Jan 01, 1962 (63 years old)
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Honduras:
Takeshi Iwaya is the Japanese counterpart of the Honduran chancellor who discussed enhancing relations between the two nations.
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Israel:
Takeshi Iwaya emphasized that the question is not if, but when Japan will recognize a Palestinian state.
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Taiwan:
Takeshi Iwaya is the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs who participated in discussions about security and economic issues in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Israel:
Iwaya stated that Japan would wait before recognizing a Palestinian state.
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Indonesia:
Takeshi Iwaya signed agreements to strengthen cultural ties between Japan and China.
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United Arab Emirates:
Takeshi Iwaya is the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs who will chair the joint ministerial meeting.
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Uzbekistan:
Takeshi Iwaya is the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs who visited Uzbekistan to discuss cooperation.
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Uzbekistan:
Takeshi Iwaya, Japan's Minister of Foreign Affairs, visited Uzbekistan for the first time in three years.
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Uzbekistan:
Takeshi Iwaya was part of the delegation that discussed strengthening Uzbekistan-Japan strategic partnership.
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Switzerland:
Takeshi Iwaya is Japan's Foreign Minister who discussed Japan's development aid strategy at the conference.
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