Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa visited Ukraine on 7 January and held meetings in Kyiv with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba to discuss Japan's continued support for Ukraine.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa is scheduled to visit Ukraine on 7 January and will have meetings in Kyiv with Dmytro Kuleba
Yoko Kamikawa arrived in Kyiv on January 7 on an unannounced visit
Kamikawa traveled by train from Poland
This is Kamikawa's first visit to Ukraine since taking office in September 2023
Kamikawa is in Kyiv as part of a larger visit to Europe and met with Ukrainian representatives
Japan is determined to support Ukraine so that peace can return to Ukraine.
Japan will allocate $37 million to provide a drone detection system.
Japan will supply five generators to help Ukraine survive the winter amid Russian attacks.
Japan plans to host a conference in Tokyo in February to promote Ukraine's economic reconstruction.
Japan decided last year to provide Ukraine with F-16 jets.
Japan allocated $1 billion for humanitarian projects and reconstruction, with readiness to increase this amount to $4.5 billion through international institutions.
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