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Japan and South Africa’s shared interests in the Indian Ocean

On 7 March 2019, a joint seminar was hosted by the Embassy of Japan and SAIIA. Watch Professor Yuichi Hosoya explain why Africa – and particularly South Africa – is seen as a strategic partner for Japan in the Indian Ocean region.

Related material:

Watch: Prof Scarlett Cornelissen on the Free and Open Indo-Pacific and implications for Japan-Africa relations: part 1, part 2, part 3.

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5 Apr 2019

SAIIA Programme
African Governance and Diplomacy
Region
Asia Pacific
Country
Japan
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Oceans Governance

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