Finland and Japan sign new defence cooperation agreement
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Finland and Japan have signed an agreement on the transfer of defence equipment and technology. According to the Ministry of Defence, the agreement will facilitate cooperation between the two countries.
The agreement concerns the transfer of defence materiel and technology between Finland and Japan. The aim is to make cooperation smoother and to enhance the security of both countries. More detailed provisions of the agreement have not yet been published in full.
Relations between Finland and Japan have developed in recent years. Both countries have considered cooperation in the field of security policy important.
The agreement is part of a broader development in which the two countries are seeking to strengthen their bilateral relations. Experts are monitoring how the cooperation progresses in practice.
Sources: Daily Finland
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