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German Chancellor Merz eyes first Japan trip in October
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German Chancellor Merz eyes first Japan trip in October

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is preparing for his first official visit to Japan in October, during which he plans to meet Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The discussions are expected to focus on issues such as Indo-Pacific security, defense cooperation, and drone technology. The visit is scheduled to take place alongside Merz's trip to South Korea for the Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business. The planned meeting highlights growing strategic interests between Germany and Japan in regional security and technological collaboration.

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German Chancellor Merz eyes first Japan trip in October

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is preparing for his first official visit to Japan in October, during which he plans to meet Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. The discussions are expected to focus on issues such as Indo-Pacific security, defense cooperation, and drone technology. The visit is scheduled to take place alongside Merz's trip to South Korea for the Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business. The planned meeting highlights growing strategic interests between Germany and Japan in regional security and technological collaboration.

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