Japanese and British foreign ministers hold talks in Canada, confirming the development of economic security cooperation.

Jin10 Data, November 12th: Japanese Foreign Minister Mogi Toshimitsu, who is visiting Canada to attend the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, held his first meeting with UK Foreign Secretary Cooper on the 11th local time. The two sides agreed to strengthen cooperation in the field of economic security. At the beginning of the talks, Mogi Toshimitsu pointed out that both Japan and the UK are major allies of the United States, and “hope to develop Japan-UK cooperation to address various issues faced by the international community.” Cooper emphasized the importance of the rule of law and free trade, expressing a willingness to promote cooperation between the two countries. According to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the two sides also discussed topics such as the joint development of next-generation fighter jets by Japan, the UK, and Italy, and stated that they will continue to promote concrete cooperation in the security field in the future.