Japanese Prime Minister's Visit to North Carolina: Strengthening Ties and Investments

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited North Carolina, touring the Toyota electric battery plant and HondaJet facility, and joining Gov. Roy Cooper for a state luncheon highlighting economic partnerships and Japanese-American relations. The visit, believed to be the first by a sitting head of state to North Carolina in decades, emphasized Japan's significant investments in the state, with discussions on research, development, and job creation. The visit showcased the economic ties between Japan and North Carolina, with a focus on promoting innovation and fostering mutually beneficial relationships.
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