Japan-Mozambique Relations

May 4, 2023
Prime Minister Kishida who makes a speech standing behind the lectern in front of Young JICA Overseas Cooperation Volunteers and Others (long shot) (Photo: Cabinet Public Affairs Office)
Prime Minister Kishida who makes a speech standing behind the lectern in front of Young JICA Overseas Cooperation Volunteers and Others (close-up) (Photo: Cabinet Public Affairs Office)

On May 4, commencing at 15:15 local time for approximately 30 minutes, Mr. KISHIDA Fumio, Prime Minister of Japan, who was on a visit to Maputo, Mozambique, received a courtesy call from young JICA Overseas Cooperation Volunteers and Japanese staff at international organizations who are engaged in activities in Mozambique.
Prime Minister Kishida encouraged the participants, stating that the daily efforts made by each of them lead to trust and positive impressions of Japan among the people of Mozambique and other countries and organizations. He also heard from attendees about their daily activities and hardships.


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