Japan-Luxembourg Relations
Japan-Luxembourg Relations (Basic Data)
July 18, 2024
Basic Data
Diplomatic Relations:
- Established in 1927
Japanese Nationals in Luxembourg:
- 751 (October 2023, Annual Report of Statistics on Japanese Nationals Overseas)
Luxembourgian Nationals in Japan:
- 57 (December 2023, Immigration Services Agency of Japan)
Trade with Japan
- Exports (from Japan to Luxembourg): 80.8 billion yen
- Imports (from Luxembourg to Japan): 10.3 billion yen
- (2023, Trade Statistics of Japan)
VIP Visits
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 1997 | Their Majesties The Emperor and Empress (May) |
| 2005 | Their Imperial Highnesses Prince and Princess Akishino (Jan) Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (May) |
| 2012 | His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince (Oct) |
| 2015 | Minister of Foreign Affairs Fumio Kishida (Nov) Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Dec) |
| 2016 | President of the Japan-Luxembourg Parliamentary Friendship League Yoshimasa Hayashi (Sep) |
| 2017 | Her Imperial Highness Princess Takamado (Jul) |
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 1997 | Prime Minister Jean-Claude Junkcer (Mar-Apr) |
| 1998 | His Royal Highness Grand-Duke Jean and Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and Crown Princess (Nagano Olympic) (Feb) |
| 1999 | Their Royal Highnesses the Grand-Duke and Grand-Duchess (Apr) |
| 2001 | Minister of Family and Integration Marie-Josée Jacobs (Dec) |
| 2003 | His Royal Highness Grand-Duke Henri (Sep) |
| 2005 | Minister of Home Affairs and Town and Country Planning Jean-Marie Halsdorf (Jan) Minister of the Economy and Foreign Trade, Minister of Sport Jeannot Krecke (Apr) Deputy Prime Minister，Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Jean Asselborn (May) |
| 2006 | Minister of Treasury and Budget Luc Frieden (Oct) |
| 2007 | Minister of Defence Jean-Louis Schiltz (Oct) |
| 2008 | Prime Minister Jean-Claude Junkcer (Feb) |
| 2010 | Prime Minister Jean-Claude Junkcer (May) |
| 2011 | Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean Asselborn (Apr) His Royal Highness Crown Prince Guillaume (May), Minister of the Economy Jeannot Krecke (May) |
| 2012 | Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean Asselborn (Jul) Prime Minister Jean-Claude Junkcer (Oct), Minister of Finance Luc Frieden (Oct) Minister for Communications and the Media François Biltgen (Oct) Minister of the Economy Etienne Schneider (Dec) |
| 2013 | Their Royal Highnesses Prince Felix and Princess Claire (Nov) |
| 2014 | Their Royal Highnesses Crown Prince Guillaume and Princess Stephanie (Oct) Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy Etienne Schneider (Oct), Minister of Sustainable Development and Infrastructure François Bausch (Oct) |
| 2015 | Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna (Jan) Minister for Home Affairs Dan Kersch (Mar) Prime Minister Xavier Bettel (Jul),Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna (Jul) |
| 2016 | Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna (Jan) |
| 2017 | Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna (Jan, Nov) Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy Etienne Schneider (Apr, Nov) Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean Asselborn (May, Nov) Minister for Health Lydia Mutsch (Oct) His Royal Highness Grand-Duke Henri and Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra (Nov) |
| 2018 | Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna (Jan) |
| 2019 | Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna (Jan) Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean Asselborn (Oct) His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri (Oct) |
| 2021 | His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri (On the occasion of the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games)(Jul) |
| 2022 | Prime Minister Xavier Bettel (On the occasion of the state funeral for former Prime Minister Abe) (Sep) Prime Minister Xavier Bettel (Oct) Minister of Finance Yuriko Backes (Oct) Minister of the Economy Franz Fayot (Nov) |
| 2024 | Vice Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Xavier Bettel (Jan, Jun) His Royal Highness Crown Prince Guillaume (Jun) Minister of the Economy Lex Delles (Jun) |