Japan and Poland have agreed to elevate bilateral ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, following a summit in Tokyo between Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae of Japan and Prime Minister Donald Tusk of Poland on Wednesday (15 April).
The leaders reaffirmed commitment to a rules-based international order, closer security coordination, and expanded economic cooperation, citing a more complex global security environment.
They also signed a Social Security Agreement and additional cooperation frameworks spanning agriculture and space.
Key developments:
• Bilateral ties upgraded from a 2015 Strategic Partnership to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
• Around 400 Japanese companies operating in Poland, supporting economic growth
• Agreement to deepen cooperation in security, AI, infrastructure, and energy
• Joint support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and post-war reconstruction efforts
Both leaders stressed alignment on Indo-Pacific and Euro-Atlantic security, opposition to unilateral changes by force, and the importance of resilient supply chains and technological cooperation.
ℹ️ Prime Minister’s Office of Japan
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