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February 2013

Basic Data

Diplomatic Relations:
Established in October 1982.
Number of Residents:
Number of Japanese nationals residing in Antigua and Barbuda: 3 (October 2011)
Number of Antigua and Barbuda nationals residing in Japan: 4 (November 2011)
Trade with Japan:
Exports: 300,000 yen (dried grapes, general machinery) (2011)
Imports: 4.6 million yen (automobile) (2011)
Direct Investment from Japan:
N/A
Japan's Economic Cooperation:
List of Exchange of Notes
Loans: 0 (cumulative total as of 2010)
Grant: 5,190 million yen (cumulative total as of 2010)
Technical cooperation: 661 million yen (cumulative total as of 2010)

Visits by Eminent Persons

From Japan to Antigua and Barbuda
Year Name
2006 Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Yasuyuki Kaneko
2008 Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hitoshi Kimura
From Antigua and Barbuda to Japan
Year Name
2000 Minister of Trade, Industry, Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Hilroy Humphreys
2002 Minister of Planning, Gaston Browne
2003 Minister of Agriculture, Lands, Marine Resources, Vere Bird
2004 Minister of Finance and Economy, Errol Cort
2005 Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Environment, Marine Resources and Food Production, Charlesworth Samuel
Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Environment, Marine Resources and Food Production, Joanne Massiah
2006 Prime Minister, Winston Baldwin Spencer
Minister of Tourism, Harold Lovell
Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Environment and Marine Resources, Joanne Massiah
2007 Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Environment and Marine Resources, Joanne Massiah
2008 Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Environment and Marine Resources, Joanne Massiah
2010 Ambassador of Antigua and Barbuda to Japan, Anthony Liverpool (The Second Japan-CARICOM Ministerial-Level Conference)

Bi-lateral Cooperations

Major Donors (2009)
(1) Canada (2) Japan (3) Greece (4) Spain (5)Austria (OECD/DAC)


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