Distinguished Speech by Elisabeth Moreno Representative of the Boston Global Forum for France and Africa The 4th Shinzo Abe Conference The Okura Tokyo, March 28, 2025 Ladies and gentlemen, Distinguished guests, Dear partners and friends from across the globe, It is...
March 28, 2025, Tokyo Distinguished guests, honorable leaders, and dear friends, As we draw this remarkable day to a close, I am filled with gratitude and inspiration. The 4th Shinzo Abe Conference has been a profound gathering—a testament to the enduring legacy of a...
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(June 6th, 2016) Chung Min Lee of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace writes: “…., Asia’s rise has captured the popular imagination for three decades. By most hard-power measures, such as gross domestic product, trade volumes, technological prowess and...
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