Washington DC — The U.S.-Japan Business Council (USJBC) and the Japan-U.S. Business Council (JUBC) held the 59th U.S.-Japan Business Conference, focusing on how the U.S.-Japan business relationship is a force for stabilizing the world and how to strengthen the role of the private sector in an increasingly complex economy Environment. More than 100 corporate executives from top companies in the US and Japan attended.
“We are delighted to host the 59th Annual U.S.-Japan Business Conference in person for the first time in three years,” said Douglas Peterson, President and CEO of S&P Global, USJBC Chairman. “The U.S.-Japan bilateral business relationship is more important than ever, and this conference is An indispensable forum for senior U.S. and Japanese business executives to rebuild ties, prioritize key business issues, and exchange views on the global economy. ”
“The two-day meeting was very exciting and insightful,” said Jun Sawada, JUBC Chair and NTT Chair. “In today’s uncertain environment, it is increasingly important that U.S. and Japanese business leaders further deepen their partnership based on the universal values shared by both countries.”
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Council approved the joint statement as well as sector-specific supplements, which can be found below:
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Digital Economy ENG | Japan
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Energy and Infrastructure ENG | Japan
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Financial Services ENG | Japan
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Medical Innovation ENG | Japan
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Travel, Tourism and Transportation ENG | Japan