Japan, Israel agree to boost military strategic cooperation
Wednesday, August 31, 2022
PanOrient News By Khaldon Azhari
TOKYO: Japan Defense Minister HAMADA Yasukazu met with Israel’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Benjamin Gantz on Tuesday and agreed to boost military information exchanges and strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and Middle East regions. At the Ministry of Defense building in central Tokyo, the ministers signed the recently revised “Memorandum on Defense Exchanges between the Ministry of Defense of Japan and the Ministry of Defens...
Japan hopes Morocco-Tunisia rift over Polisario does not impact TICAD
Monday, August 29, 2022
PanOrient News By Khaldon Azhari
TOKYO: The withdrawal of Morocco from TICAD 8 after representatives of the Polisario separatist movement were invited and welcomed officially by the Tunisian President, has not affected the country’s support for the conference, a Japanese government official told PanOrient news. “We are aware that on August 26, Morocco decided not to participate in TICAD 8,” the official said in a statement replying to a PanOrient News question. “At the same time,...
Syria participates in Hiroshima and Nagasaki ceremonies
Monday, August 29, 2022
Al Atrash in Nagasaki
TOKYO; The Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic in Tokyo participated in the ceremony of the seventy-seventh anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan on August 5 and 8, in the presence of Councillor Feras al-Atrash.
In an interview with Pan Orient News in Tokyo, Feras Al-Atrash said about this participation, which came at the invitation of the two mayors of the two cities, "Despite feeling shocked, sad and sorrowful because of what I w...
Spain Praises Morocco Role in Combating Illegal Immigration Mafia
Friday, July 1, 2022
(Internet photo)
PanOrient News
TOKYO: Spanish officials have praised Morocco's role as a strategic partner of the European Union in the fight against illegal immigration.
"Morocco is combating acts of violence perpetrated by migrants, which it also suffers from," Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was quoted by local press as saying. He stressed that "the main ones responsible for the tragedy and unfortunate loss of life are the international mafia groups that organize violent attacks."
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