Ukraine Discussed Japan’s Possible Participation in the Drone Deal Initiative

Ukraine discussed with Japanese Ambassador Masashi Nakagome the country's possible participation in the Drone Deal initiative. The parties also discussed cooperation in the field of unmanned technologies, energy security, and the reconstruction of Ukraine. This was reported by Ihor Klymenko, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, reports UNN

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Ihor Klymenko held a meeting with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Ukraine, Masashi Nakagome, who is completing his diplomatic mission. Particular attention during the meeting was devoted to Japan's possible participation in the Drone Deal initiative.

They discussed cooperation in the field of unmanned technologies and Japan's possible participation in the Drone Deal initiative. Ukraine has unique experience and technological solutions in this field, which open up new opportunities for partnership

According to Ihor Klymenko, the parties also discussed Ukraine's energy security.

Much attention during the meeting was devoted to energy security. Russia continues to strike our energy infrastructure, so Japan's assistance is especially important for restoring and strengthening the resilience of our energy system. We are also counting on receiving the necessary equipment as scheduled

According to the information available, another area of discussion concerned the reconstruction of Ukraine and the broader involvement of Japanese companies in this process.

During this time, we have repeatedly worked together on issues important to Ukraine. I am grateful to the Ambassador for his constructive cooperation and personal contribution to the development of Ukrainian-Japanese relations

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Japan has tightened the document requirements for Russian citizens applying for visas due to a sharp increase in the number of tourists. Originals of employment and bank certificates bearing "wet" stamps are now required.