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Japanese officials visit Russia to discuss protecting corporate assets
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · Kyodo News
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Masayoshi Arai (METI), Masaki Ishikawa (MOFA)
Moscow, Russia
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Japanese trade and foreign ministry officials visited Russia to discuss the protection of Japanese corporate assets.
Over 100 Japanese companies maintain operations in Russia despite ongoing sanctions.
The visit was described as practical and constructive, though Japan denies it signals future economic cooperation.
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