Finance Minister Katayama Satsuki (片山さつき) announced an additional $10 million contribution to support critical minerals development in Latin America and the Caribbean. She signed an agreement with Inter-American Development Bank President Ilan Goldfajn (ゴールドファイン).
At a business forum focused on Latin America and the Caribbean, Finance Minister Katayama Satsuki (片山さつき) announced an additional $10 million contribution to support critical minerals development.
Representatives of Japan and IDB signed an agreement and confirmed plans to work together to strengthen business ties between the region and Japanese companies. President Ilan Goldfajn (ゴールドファイン) also attended. Through this initiative, Japan will expand support in 5 areas, including mineral extraction, infrastructure development and food production.
The Japanese government’s contribution is intended to promote critical minerals development in Latin America and establish a framework to support the creation of business opportunities for Japanese companies in related sectors.