Italy and Japan are seeking new industrial partnerships in high-tech sectors as bilateral trade prospers, foreign minister Antonio Tajani wrote on Wednesday after talks with Japan's economy and trade minister Ken Saito.
I met Japan's economy and trade minister Saito," Tajani wrote on X (formerly Twitter) after his talks with Saito at a G7 trade ministers meeting in Villa San Giovanni, Calabria.
"Italy-Japan trade is growing. We are working to enhance mutual trade and investment in high-tech sectors for new industrial partnership," the tweet added.
The trade ministers meeting organised by Italy's 2024 G7 presidency wants to foster equity in global trade: economic security, resilient supply chains and a level playing field in access to markets.
