Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Tokyo on March 22 to attend the 11th China-Japan-ROK Trilateral Foreign Ministers' Meeting, signaling a renewed push for regional dialogue. The meeting marks the latest effort to stabilize ties among the three East Asian economic powerhouses amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.
Wang, who also serves as a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, will co-chair the Sixth China-Japan High-Level Economic Dialogue with Japanese counterpart Takeshi Iwaya during the visit. The talks are expected to cover supply chain resilience, green energy partnerships, and technology collaboration, offering insights for investors tracking Asia's $24 trillion combined GDP market.
Analysts note the trilateral format provides a critical platform to address shared challenges, from maritime security to pandemic recovery coordination. The meetings follow recent warming Japan-ROK relations, potentially easing historical tensions that have impacted regional trade flows.
