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日本与蒙古誓言加强以人工智能、安全和能源为重点的双边关系Japan, Mongolia vow to boost ties with focus on AI, security, energy

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日本和蒙古国首相周二在东京会晤,承诺进一步加强双边关系。日本首相高市早苗在美社交媒体公司X上发表声明称,她与蒙古国总理乌其拉尔就进一步推进两国在“和平与繁荣的特殊战略伙伴关系”下的合作方式进行了讨论。双方还同意探讨在安全和人工智能领域的合作。

Japan and Mongolia on Tuesday pledged to further boost ties as their prime ministers met in Tokyo. In a statement on US social media company X, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said she discussed with her Mongolian counterpart Nyam-Osor Uchral ways to further advance cooperation under their "special strategic partnership for peace and prosperity." They also agreed to discuss cooperation in the areas of security and artificial intelligence.

高市表示,日本将继续根据其2016年提出的“自由开放的印太愿景”,支持蒙古国的自主权和韧性,该愿景旨在促进基于规则的秩序、海上安全和经济繁荣。两国将于明年纪念建交55周年。去年,两国双边贸易额升至约10亿美元。

Taikachi said Japan will continue supporting Mongolia’s autonomy and resilience under its Free and Open Indo-Pacific vision, launched in 2016 to promote a rules-based order, maritime security and economic prosperity. The two nations will commemorate the 55th anniversary of their diplomatic ties next year. Their bilateral trade rose to around $1 billion last year.

高市表示,双方“签署并互换了关于日元贷款的照会”,用于扩建新成吉思汗国际机场。日本企业参与了该机场的运营。

Taikachi said the two sides “signed and exchanged notes on yen loans” for the expansion of Chinggis Khaan International Airport. Japanese companies are involved in its operation.

高市说:“我们还同意在‘亚洲电力’(Power Asia)框架下,就石油储备和可再生能源相关领域展开积极合作。”她指的是日本总额达100亿美元的区域能源韧性框架倡议。

根据蒙古国政府的一份声明,乌其拉尔在访问这个东亚国家期间,还与日本国会众议院议长森英介举行了会谈,双方就双边关系和议会间合作交换了意见。

“We also agreed to actively cooperate in fields related to oil stockpiling and renewable energy under Power Asia,” said Takaichi, referring to Japan’s $10-billion regional energy resilience framework initiative. During his visit to the East Asian nation, Uchral also held talks with Eisuke Mori, speaker of Japan's House of Representatives, the lower house of the country's legislature, during which they exchanged views on bilateral relations and interparliamentary cooperation, according to a Mongolian government statement.