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@rafueru358

7 months ago

世界人類が平和でありますようにm(_ _)m✨iran🇮🇷Israel🇮🇱paresutina🌿Ukraine🇺🇦Russia🇷🇺Japan🇯🇵America🇺🇸China🇨🇳がPEACEでありますようにm(_ _)m✨和平交渉お願いいたします🌿

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北村俊博　KITAMURA TOSHIHIRO

@PressSec_MofaJP

about 15 hours ago

最近SNS上で、日本政府がバングラデシュからの10万人の労働者の受入れに合意したといった発信が見られますが、10月27日の日・バングラデシュ首脳会談でのやり取りを含め、そのような事実はありません。日・バングラデシュ首脳会談の内容は、外務省ホームページをご確認ください。 https://t.co/givfRIWad5

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Tarique Rahman

@trahmanbnp

2 days ago

My historic visit to Japan marks an important step forward in strengthening the longstanding friendship and strategic partnership between Bangladesh and Japan. Bangladesh and Japan share a longstanding friendship built on mutual respect and trust. My father, Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman, helped lay the foundations of this relationship. My late mother, Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia, built on that foundation and further strengthened our ties through her visits and engagement with Japan. Today, I had a highly productive summit meeting with Prime Minister @takaichi_sanae, where we reaffirmed our shared commitment to democracy, the rule of law, economic development, and a peaceful, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific. Our discussions focused on translating this partnership into tangible opportunities for the people of Bangladesh. We explored emergency financial assistance of JPY 50 billion (approximately USD 320 million) under Japan’s Partnership for Power Asia initiative to strengthen Bangladesh’s energy security. We also held encouraging discussions on the potential for up to JPY 1 trillion (approximately USD 6.3 billion) in Japanese private-sector investment over the next five years, with the prospect of creating around 200,000 jobs in Bangladesh. These investments could accelerate industrialisation, expand manufacturing capacity, and create new opportunities for our young workforce. I proposed establishing a Bangladesh–Japan Tech Park to advance cooperation in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, robotics, electronics manufacturing, and advanced technologies. We also discussed cooperation in space science and satellite engineering, alongside Japanese technical and financial support for high-speed rail connectivity linking six major divisional cities and the development of modern transport infrastructure. A significant outcome of our summit was our shared commitment to advance the Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt (BIG-B) initiative into a new framework for shared prosperity. This renewed cooperation will focus on integrated development of energy, deep-sea ports, industrial infrastructure, technology, and regional connectivity, strengthening Bangladesh’s position as a bridge between South and Southeast Asia. We also discussed the early implementation of the Bangladesh–Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, stronger institutional cooperation, and the proposed establishment of a ministerial-level joint commission to translate our shared priorities into concrete results. I expressed Bangladesh’s appreciation for Japan’s continued humanitarian assistance to the Rohingya population and called for its sustained engagement in securing their voluntary, safe, dignified and sustainable return to Myanmar. Japan was among the first countries to recognise Bangladesh’s independence and has remained a trusted development partner throughout our journey. I conveyed the sincere gratitude of the people of Bangladesh for Japan’s friendship, generosity, and longstanding support. As Bangladesh moves forward following democratic elections, my government is determined to build an economy driven by investment, innovation, infrastructure development, and meaningful employment opportunities. On behalf of the people and the Government of Bangladesh, I thank Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, the Government of Japan, and the Japanese people for their warm hospitality and continued confidence in Bangladesh. Let's deepen the multifaceted ties between Bangladesh and Japan for a stronger, much better, and more prosperous future together.

trahmanbnp's tweet photo. My historic visit to Japan marks an important step forward in strengthening the longstanding friendship and strategic partnership between Bangladesh and Japan.

Bangladesh and Japan share a longstanding friendship built on mutual respect and trust. My father, Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman, helped lay the foundations of this relationship. My late mother, Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia, built on that foundation and further strengthened our ties through her visits and engagement with Japan.

Today, I had a highly productive summit meeting with Prime Minister @takaichi_sanae, where we reaffirmed our shared commitment to democracy, the rule of law, economic development, and a peaceful, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific.

Our discussions focused on translating this partnership into tangible opportunities for the people of Bangladesh.

We explored emergency financial assistance of JPY 50 billion (approximately USD 320 million) under Japan’s Partnership for Power Asia initiative to strengthen Bangladesh’s energy security.

We also held encouraging discussions on the potential for up to JPY 1 trillion (approximately USD 6.3 billion) in Japanese private-sector investment over the next five years, with the prospect of creating around 200,000 jobs in Bangladesh. These investments could accelerate industrialisation, expand manufacturing capacity, and create new opportunities for our young workforce.

I proposed establishing a Bangladesh–Japan Tech Park to advance cooperation in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, robotics, electronics manufacturing, and advanced technologies. We also discussed cooperation in space science and satellite engineering, alongside Japanese technical and financial support for high-speed rail connectivity linking six major divisional cities and the development of modern transport infrastructure.

A significant outcome of our summit was our shared commitment to advance the Bay of Bengal Industrial Growth Belt (BIG-B) initiative into a new framework for shared prosperity. This renewed cooperation will focus on integrated development of energy, deep-sea ports, industrial infrastructure, technology, and regional connectivity, strengthening Bangladesh’s position as a bridge between South and Southeast Asia.

We also discussed the early implementation of the Bangladesh–Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, stronger institutional cooperation, and the proposed establishment of a ministerial-level joint commission to translate our shared priorities into concrete results.

I expressed Bangladesh’s appreciation for Japan’s continued humanitarian assistance to the Rohingya population and called for its sustained engagement in securing their voluntary, safe, dignified and sustainable return to Myanmar.

Japan was among the first countries to recognise Bangladesh’s independence and has remained a trusted development partner throughout our journey. I conveyed the sincere gratitude of the people of Bangladesh for Japan’s friendship, generosity, and longstanding support.

As Bangladesh moves forward following democratic elections, my government is determined to build an economy driven by investment, innovation, infrastructure development, and meaningful employment opportunities.

On behalf of the people and the Government of Bangladesh, I thank Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, the Government of Japan, and the Japanese people for their warm hospitality and continued confidence in Bangladesh.

Let's deepen the multifaceted ties between Bangladesh and Japan for a stronger, much better, and more prosperous future together.

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The Business of Fashion

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about 10 hours ago

Beauty brand @HausLabs will now be led by its founder, @LadyGaga, who will assume the role of chief executive officer, effective immediately. https://t.co/Uz18MPQgxB

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高市早苗

@takaichi_sanae

about 2 hours ago

本日の閣議において、中東情勢等対応予備費より、・中東情勢が依然として不透明である中、原油価格の見通しが困難である状況を踏まえ、ガソリン等燃料油（ガソリン・軽油・重油・灯油・航空機燃料）の価格を抑制する激変緩和措置を継続するため、「燃料油価格激変緩和対策事業」として、1兆1,459億円、・LPガス価格高騰によるタクシー事業者の燃料費負担を抑制する観点から、ガソリン等燃料油に対する支援と同様に激変緩和措置を継続するため、「タクシーLPガス激変緩和対策事業」として、23億円、合計で、1兆1,481億円を支出する旨を閣議決定いたしました。引き続き、政府としては、・中東情勢が物価動向や経済に与える影響を注視し、・「予備費」の活用も含め、必要な時にはタイミングを逸することなく、国民の皆様の暮らしや経済活動に影響がないよう、対応してまいります。

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公明党

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about 1 hour ago

【公明新聞より】書き損じた年賀状やハガキ、捨てていませんか？ 85円ハガキ286枚で子ども1人が1年学校に通える温かい仕組みがあるんです🌸 小さな善意がつながる解決策はこちら👇 https://t.co/Vh6rBe48aH #公明新聞電子版 #教育支援

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高市早苗

@takaichi_sanae

about 1 hour ago

本日、労働力調査結果が公表されました。「就業者数」は、6,896万人と、1年前に比べ33万人増加し、比較可能な昭和28年以降で過去最多となりました。産業別にみると、「医療・福祉」（29万人増）、「サービス業（他に分類されないもの）」（14万人増）、「情報通信業」（8万人増）などが増加しています。 9月の「完全失業率」は、季節調整値で2.4％と、前月に比べ0.1ポイントの低下となっています。また、同時に公表された9月の「有効求人倍率」は、季節調整値で1.19倍と、前月を0.01ポイント上回っています。こうした指標を踏まえ、現在の雇用情勢については、・　有効求人倍率はおおむね横ばいで、求人が引き続き求職を上回って推移しており、緩やかに持ち直している・　物価上昇・中東情勢等が雇用に与える影響に留意する必要があるとしています。こうした状況を注視しながら、国民の皆様の雇用と生活をしっかりと守っていくため、求職者の方が置かれている状況に応じたきめ細かな就労支援や、事業主の方に対する人材確保支援などに取り組んでまいります。

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