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Rubio Statement on Japanese Prime Minister Kishida’s Official Visit to the U.S.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s arrival to the United States marks the first official visit by a Japanese Prime Minister in nine years. The Prime Minister will also address a joint session of Congress.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) released a statement highlighting the importance of bolstering U.S.-Japan relations.
- “As we warmly welcome Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to the United States, we must recognize that his visit comes as sovereign countries across the Indo-Pacific region face increased threats from the Chinese Communist Party and North Korea. Japan’s role as a key ally in matters of security, intelligence, and economic affairs cannot be overstated. The unwavering commitment and leadership demonstrated by Prime Minister Kishida in support of stronger U.S.-Japan relations is indeed heartening. It is my hope that the Biden Administration rises to the occasion and stands with Japan to deter our common threats.” – Senator Rubio
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