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Japan's Foreign Ministry Reports a Round of Diplomatic Calls: Ambassador Meetings and a Philippine Senate Delegation Visit

Friday, November 6, 2026 · World · GSM News

Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in its November 6 daily release, reported a round of diplomatic calls in addition to the Japan-France summit telephone talk and the extension of the Sinai Peninsula deployment. The items are listed one by one below.

[Ambassadorial calls on the ministry]

The Ambassador of Yemen called on Otsuji Taiyo.

The Ambassador of Italy called on Nakasone.

The Ambassador of Indonesia called on Nakasone.

The Ambassador of Turkmenistan called on Ikuina.

The Ambassador of Peru called on Ikuina.

[Calls and talks]

Philippine Senate President Gatchalian led a delegation that called on Foreign Minister MOTEGI Toshimitsu. The two sides reaffirmed the Japan-Philippines comprehensive strategic partnership; no new agreement was announced.

The Deputy Executive Director of UN Women called on Fujii.

Venezuela's Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade called on Ikuina.

Participants in a peacebuilding training program called on Fujii.

Parliamentary Vice-Minister Ozora held talks with an economic adviser to the President of Mozambique.

[Attendance and remarks]

Nakasone attended a reception hosted by the French Ambassador for a visiting young leaders program delegation.

Ikuina attended a conference co-hosted with the Asia-Europe Foundation.

Ikuina attended the PLACIDA Pacific Alliance seminar.

Foreign Minister Motegi delivered opening remarks at the World Tsunami Awareness Day 2026 event held at United Nations Headquarters.

(Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan)

Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan

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Photo: 图:位于东京霞关的日本外务省本馆。摄于2018年,CC BY-SA 4.0,经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: The main building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan in Kasumigaseki, Tokyo (2018). CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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