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Japan–Pakistan relations

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of culture and civilization but also by the modern ties of trade and cooperation, both Japan and Pakistan have first developed a unique identity of thought and we are emphatic in our belief that in between themselves both the governments and the people of these two countries are by virtue of their deep-rooted love for peace capable of exercising an irresistible influence on world opinion”.
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Pakistan in February 1949 and two more trade missions, led by B.W. Adams and A.B. Snell respectively, visited Pakistan to negotiate cotton and jute for the Japanese industry. These visits paved the way for many other trade delegations to Pakistan to enhance trade and to promote other economic activities between the two countries.
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decided to visit Japan in July 1991, introducing a new dimension in Pakistan's foreign relations. The visit was, however, put off as a result of domestic upheaval. The visit was made on 16–19 December 1991, which was purely investment and business related. There was some controversy stirred up about
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undertook a visit of Pakistan on 23–29 January 1962 to create the feeling of harmony in Asia, while reparations and normalization were still irritants in improving Japanese relations in Asia. In his welcome address the Emperor admired Japan–Pakistan ties: “Bonded not only by age of old relationship
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in February 1960, another unique aspect in their bilateral relations. Japan wanted to show that it had fully assimilated the spirit of the San Francisco treaty and was willing to boost relations with other Asian nations. For Pakistan, the visit was motivated by economic reasons. Moreover, the United
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visited Pakistan on 30 April 3-May 1984, the first visit by a Japanese Minister in 23 years. His visit clearly indicated that Japan endorsed Pakistan's policy toward Afghanistan. This was the revival of the Cold War understandings. After the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan in 1989, Japan focused
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In order to meet the acute shortage of food in Japan caused after the war, Pakistan shipped 60,000 tons of rice through Nichimen vessels to Japan in 1952 and 1953 carrying the signboard ‘Donated Rice to the Emperor of Japan by the Government of Pakistan’. Such was the national sentiment between the
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in 1948, which also served as a diplomatic source for Japan after the war. Pakistan sent its first trade mission to Japan under Mirza Abul Isphahani in September 1948 to review the Japanese textile industry for Pakistan's benefit. Another SCAP-Japan trade mission, headed by E.B. Blatcheley, visited
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policy resulted in the decline of Pakistan-Japan diplomatic interaction and decreased the interest of Japan entrepreneurs towards Pakistan. No high level exchanges took place during this period. In spite of these strategic changes in Pakistan's foreign relations, Japan continued to be an important
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and cut-off aid to Pakistan. Japan recognized Bangladesh within two months on 10 February 1972, inviting more Pakistan's criticism. Half of Japan's loans were consumed in East Pakistan and it refused to honor and payback those loans as Japan recognized Bangladesh before Pakistan made any decision.
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States was encouraging cooperation between its two allies. Ayub's visit was the ‘grandest’ event ever seen in Japan those days. He was received by the Emperor – an extraordinary welcome as dignitaries were received by the prime minister. During this visit, Hirohito reportedly conferred the
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Pakistan appointed Mian Ziauddin as its first Ambassador to Japan on 18 April 1952 and Japan Ambassador Kiyoshi Yamagata arrived in Karachi on 4 September 1952. Pakistan and Japan exchanged high level visits in April and May 1957. Pakistan's Prime Minister
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self-determination. Unlike with what Pakistan terms “the Kashmir dispute”, Japan did not adopt complete neutrality toward the issue of East Pakistan. Japanese political parties and social groups rendered support for the cause of the creation of
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visited Pakistan on 30 April-1 May 2005. On the economic side, a major breakthrough made with regard to the resumption of Japanese new yen loan assistance to Pakistan. In response to Koizumi's visit to Pakistan, Prime Minister
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at a time when Pakistan just devised the ‘Look East policy’ with an aim to emulate the example of Japan and other East Asian countries to up-lift its economy after it was badly shattered during the war in Afghanistan.
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renewed the moment of Japan–Pakistan ties once again, and high level exchanges were made. Japan saw a common danger in the presence of Soviet forces in Afghanistan, since Japan's energy lane passing through the
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was the first Asian leader to visit Japan in April 1957, which opened up the door for Japan to come back to Asia after World War II. Within a month in May 1957, Japanese Prime Minister
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put additional security and economic pressure on Pakistan. The event helped converge Pakistan-Japan security linkages once again like the renewal of their cooperation during the
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with Pakistan, which was also the first trade agreement signed by Japan with any country after the war. Much of Pakistan's export was on deferred payment as Japan was short of
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The One China policy continued to drag Pakistan's relations with Japan on a different path, affecting the civil aviation agreement as Japan did not grant landing rights to
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In an effort to consolidate further Pakistan-Japan ties, Prime Minister Benazir undertook an official visit to Japan in January 1996 to hold talks with her counterpart,
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paid a visit to Japan on 8–11 August 2005. Therefore, Pakistan toed a complicated alliance with Japan from 1951 through to 2010 with many ups and downs and setbacks.
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from Japan to help the latter build its economy. Pakistan was also among the first few countries that ratified the Japanese peace treaty. Pakistan was a member of
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in September 2022, Japan provided US$ 7 million in emergency assistance and sent urgent humanitarian aid to Pakistan including tents and plastic sheets through
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visited Pakistan on 2–3 May 1990, the first by a Japanese leader after the demise of the Cold War. He also wanted to mediate in the complicated issues between
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in Afghanistan. Pakistan joined Japan's Operation Enduring Freedom – Maritime Interdiction Operation (OEF-MIO), aiming at combating terrorists in the
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and Japan also linked up its aid policy with Pakistan's nuclear program and delayed its loan package until bilateral discussions were held on the
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owed to the country by Japan. Relations between Japan and Pakistan have generally remained stable, with the exception of the time period in which
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visited Pakistan on 20–21 August 2000, which was a diplomatic breakthrough in Pakistan-Japan relations after the nuclear blast. The
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as Japan became assertive after the end of the crisis in Afghanistan. Another notable diplomatic visit was undertaken by President
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in India, however, created differences between Pakistan and Japan. Japan viewed the crisis in East Pakistan on the basis of
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in the 1970s sent a positive message to promoting Japan–Pakistan ties, which were further strengthened during the
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Japan was among the first nations to recognize Pakistan's sovereignty, doing so three days after the latter's
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sent its first trade mission to Pakistan in May 1948, headed by R. Eaton. Two months later, Japan signed a
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to Japan as textiles was practically the only industry allowed to continue under the Allied occupation.
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Pakistan played a leading role in Japan's postwar economic revival in the 1950s by majorly exporting
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visited Japan on 12–15 March 2002. The visit was heavily loaded with the task related to combating
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visited Pakistan on 17–20 November 1961 as part of his Asian tour. He offered a loan of 20 million
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welcomed a non-American and non-Japanese leader to the base for the first time and offered him a
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when the International Conference on Reconstruction was held in Tokyo on 21–11 January 2002.
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Pakistan-Japan Relations: Continuity and Change in Economic Relations and Security Interests
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paid a visit to Japan on 12–19 December 1960. The invitation was extended by Japanese
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were established between Pakistan and Japan, the trade liaison offices in Karachi and
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to Japan in November 1990 to participate in the coronation ceremony of the Emperor.
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could have been jeopardized if the Soviets came to the warm-water ports in the
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attended the state funeral of Hirohito in February 1989. Prime Minister
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strategy in Asia — Pakistan in South Asia and Japan in North East Asia.
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undertook a visit to Pakistan, which was also the first ever visit by a
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soon broke out in East Pakistan; Japan closed its Consulate-General in
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to Asia after the end of World War II. However, they differed on the
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Soon after becoming Prime Minister in November 1990, Prime Minister
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destination of Pakistan's trade. Furthermore, the normalization of
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stance in the 1970s under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister
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played a significant role from 1947 to 1951 in efforts to lift the
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In 1949, Pakistan's exports to Japan increased to $ 14.9 million.
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also invited Japanese criticism as the project was awarded to a
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visited Japan on 17–22 July 1983. Reciprocating, Prime Minister
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and Pakistan were subject to Japanese sanctions due to their
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on Hirohito. Strategically important was Ayub's stopover at
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and supported it. On the other hand, Japan did not support
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Pak-Japan Relations: Connecting Far East with Middle East
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Dialogue: Japan's contribution in promoting Urdu praised
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Promoting mutual diplomacy between Pakistan and Japan,
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Nevertheless, Pakistan remained high on the Japanese
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