Representatives from the Japan Association of Latin America and the Caribbean consider prospects for enhanced Japanese engagement with Central America and the Caribbean.
On December 1, top experts from each of the Pacific Alliance member nations will consider the evolution of China’s and broader Asian overseas investment in these four countries over the past decade, prospects for future intra-bloc collaboration, and how these relationships are likely to continue evolving in the coming years.
On October 26, the Inter-American Dialogue and the Japan Association on Latin America and the Caribbean will co-host an event to consider key developments in Japan’s engagement with Central America and the Caribbean.
On September 14, we will consider developments among the wide range of economic and security arrangements emerging across the Pacific, their effects so far on actors along the Pacific Rim, and any possible implications for the Latin American region.
On December 16, the Inter-American Dialogue, in partnership with the Japan Association of Latin America and the Caribbean, held a public meeting titled “Toward Pandemic Recovery in Latin America and the Caribbean—Exploring New Dimensions of Japan-US-LAC Interregional Cooperation,” to consider prospects for enhanced Latin American, Caribbean, Japanese, and US collaboration in support of regional recovery and sustainable development.
This event will consider the potential for enhanced LAC-Japan-US trilateral cooperation in support of UN Sustainable Development Goals in the Latin American and Caribbean region.
In what ways can enhanced Brazil-Japan-US trilateral collaboration be of benefit in current international political environment?
Japan has a critical role to play in Latin America’s post-Covid-19 recovery.
As the Latin American region grapples with the devastating economic and social effects of Covid-19, coordination with Japan could do much to improve prospects for recovery in certain countries and industries.
En momentos en que América Latina lidia con los devastadores efectos económicos y sociales causados por el Covid-19, el relacionamiento con Japón podría hacer mucho para mejorar los prospectos de recuperación.
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