Invitation of experts from the Caucasus Countries

From October 28 to 30, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs invited three experts from the Caucasus countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia) with the aim of promoting the stability and self-sustained development of the South Caucasus region, which is located in a geopolitically strategic area, as well as strengthening relations with Japan.
As part of this invitation program, on the afternoon of October 29, a roundtable was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs under the theme of "Geopolitical Outlook of Japan and the South Caucasus Region," with the participation of Ms. Yoko Hirose, Professor of Keio University. During the roundtable, active and constructive discussions were held on topics such as the challenges and prospects for peace and stability in the South Caucasus region, the opportunities to enhance regional connectivity and economic development, and possibilities for strengthening cooperation between Japan and the Caucasus countries.
In addition, the three experts visited the Center for Mediation Support of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation to exchange views with relevant representatives, among other activities.
Participants from the Caucasus countries
- Azerbaijan: Mr. Ahmad Alili, Director, Caucasus Policy Analysis Center
- Armenia: Mr. Areg Kochinyan, President, Armenian Council
- Georgia: Mr. Jaba Meskhishvili, Associate Professor, Head of Japan Center, Ilia State University

Invitation of experts from the Caucasus Countries
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