Acting Deputy Secretary of State Nuland’s Travel to Tokyo
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Acting Deputy Secretary of State Nuland’s Travel to Tokyo

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Acting Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland will travel to Tokyo, Japan November 6-9, where she will participate in the second G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting of 2023.

Acting Deputy Secretary Nuland will join Secretary Blinken, her G7 political director counterparts, and the other foreign ministers for broad-ranging consultations on major global challenges. She will meet with Senior Defense Foreign Minister Funakoshi Takehiro, Vice Foreign Minister Okano Masataka, and Deputy National Security Advisor Akiba Takeo to discuss our bilateral agenda, Ukraine, and our cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.

For media inquiries please contact [email protected].

Official news published at https://www.state.gov/acting-deputy-secretary-of-state-nulands-travel-to-tokyo/

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