Joe Biden calls partnership with Japan important, says – together we will face China’s challenges
This is his first in-person meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga after Biden became President. Biden and Yoshihida Suga said in a joint press statement that apart from the quad partnership, cooperation between the two countries on science, technology, climate change and Covid-19 will continue.
US President Joe Biden on Friday once again described the partnership with Japan as important for both countries. At the same time, he also talked about equal opportunities for everyone in the Indo-Pacific region and the challenges being faced by China here together with Japan. Biden said this after a meeting with the Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihide Suga. The US and Japan have decided to pursue cooperation on a range of issues, including the quad partnership.
Biden said, “Today I and Prime Minister Suga confirm the partnership between the US and Japan to be further improved. We also declare mutual support for the shared security of the two countries.” We are committed to face the challenges facing China together. We will jointly fight the challenges facing China on the issues of East China Sea, South China Sea and North Korea. The foundation of Sretra can be prepared. “
Japan-US relationship is very important
The American president said, “Our meeting in person shows how much we value this mutual relationship between Japan and America.” This statement of America has come at a time when China has kept an aggressive attitude in East China Sea, South China Sea. Biden said that both Japan and the United States are very strong democratic countries in this region and are committed to the protection and betterment of human rights, along with their shared values.
He said, “Today we announce a new ‘Competitive and Reliance Partnership (CORE)’ between Japan and America. In which we will together meet the new challenges of today.” He also added, “We will work together across multiple segments, including secure and reliable 5G telecommunications, semiconductor supply chains, artificial intelligence, quantum computing.”
