Newly appointed Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has expressed his commitment to deepening the traditional ties of friendship between Japan and the Maldives.
In a tweet on Wednesday, Prime Minister Ishiba thanked President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu for his congratulatory message and affirmed his intention to work closely with the Maldives leader. Ishiba emphasized the importance of collaboration in strengthening ties between the two nations, particularly toward achieving a “Free and Open Indo-Pacific.”
Prime Minister Ishiba's response followed a congratulatory message from President Muizzu, who wished him success in his new role. Muizzu expressed confidence in Japan's continued progress under Ishiba’s leadership and highlighted the importance of maintaining strong relations between the Maldives and Japan.
The exchange reflects the ongoing commitment of both countries to enhancing diplomatic and economic cooperation, particularly in key areas such as regional stability, trade, and tourism.
In a tweet on Wednesday, Prime Minister Ishiba thanked President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu for his congratulatory message and affirmed his intention to work closely with the Maldives leader. Ishiba emphasized the importance of collaboration in strengthening ties between the two nations, particularly toward achieving a “Free and Open Indo-Pacific.”
Prime Minister Ishiba's response followed a congratulatory message from President Muizzu, who wished him success in his new role. Muizzu expressed confidence in Japan's continued progress under Ishiba’s leadership and highlighted the importance of maintaining strong relations between the Maldives and Japan.
Thank you President Muizzu @MMuizzu for your kind message regarding my appointment as Prime Minister.
— 石破茂 (@shigeruishiba) October 9, 2024
I look forward to working closely with you to further strengthen the traditional ties of friendship between our two countries, toward the realization of a “Free and
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The exchange reflects the ongoing commitment of both countries to enhancing diplomatic and economic cooperation, particularly in key areas such as regional stability, trade, and tourism.
