“G-7 Considers Concrete Measures to Counteract China’s Economic Coercion – US Envoy to Japan”

US Ambassador to Japan Emanuel said ahead of the G7 Hiroshima Summit, which will begin on the 19th, that the G7 is considering concrete measures to cooperate and counteract economic coercion from China. .

Emmanuel, Ambassador to Japan, said on the 16th, “We expect action that goes beyond words and communiques in response to economic coercion. G7 countries are developing measures to prevent and defend against China’s economic coercion and retaliation.”Tweetbottom.

At the G7 Hiroshima Summit, China will be one of the central agenda items. The G7 trade ministers’ meeting held in April was also under economic pressure.serious concern”, and agreed to jointly search for a response.

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Japan, which is diplomatically opposed,KoreaChina has been accused of using its trade policy to target countries such as Australia, and the G7 Hiroshima summit will also include the leaders of South Korea and Australia, which have been invited to the expanded meeting.

Without citing sources, NHK said that adjustments are being made to include support for countries that are targets of economic coercion in the G7 Hiroshima Summit Leaders’ Declaration.told. It is also expected that an appendix on achievements in the area of ​​economic security will be announced separately from the Leaders’ Declaration.

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