China and Japan are set to enhance defence communication as a delegation from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) visits Japan in January, aiming to foster mutual understanding and explore opportunities for collaboration on regional issues.
A delegation from China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is set to visit Japan in mid-January as part of an initiative to enhance mutual understanding and communication.
The group, representing the PLA’s Eastern Theatre Command, will hold meetings with officials from Japan’s Ministry of Defence and Self-Defense Forces to exchange perspectives on defence cooperation and regional issues.
This visit highlights ongoing efforts to strengthen dialogue and collaboration between the two countries, fostering a foundation for improved relations and regional engagement.
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