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Foreign ministers of Japan and Mexico met in Tokyo to discuss strengthening economic security and supply chain resilience, focusing on critical infrastructure, energy, food security, trade, and investment. This bilateral engagement signals a broader effort to diversify supply chains amid geopolitical tensions, though specific commitments remain unspecified.
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Japan and Mexico have confirmed an agreement to strengthen bilateral economic security and supply chain resilience, with discussions held in Tokyo. This includes a claimed intent to deepen energy and trade cooperation, potentially increasing Mexican oil exports to Japan. Specific volumes, timelines, and detailed commitments remain unspecified.
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