Space and Cyberspace Cooperation A. Cooperation on Space Recognizing the security aspects of the space domain, the two governments will maintain and strengthen their partnership to secure the responsible, peaceful, and safe use of space.
The two Governments confirm that, in conformity with the foregoing principles and the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, Japan and China shall in their mutual relations settle all disputes by peaceful means and shall refrain from the use or threat of force.
The two governments will provide mutual support, as appropriate, to establish and improve capabilities and will share information about actions and events that might affect the safety and stability of the space domain and impede its use.
The two Governments have decided to take all necessary measures for the establishment and the performance of the functions of each other's embassy in their respective capitals in accordance with international law and practice, and to exchange ambassadors as speedily as possible.
Believing that the cooperation between the two Governments in the field of science and technology for peaceful purposes will further consolidate the friendly and cooperative relations between the two countries and contribute to the economic and social progress of their respective countries.
The two Governments recognize the importance of engaging in focused and substantive discussion of a broad and wide-ranging set of issues of interest and concern to either government, including those related to the manufacturing, services, and agricultural sectors.
Noncombatant Evacuation Operations In circumstances when international action is required for the evacuation of noncombatants, the two governments will utilize, as appropriate, all possible avenues including diplomatic efforts to ensure the safety of noncombatants, including those who are Japanese or U.S. nationals.
In order to expedite the establishment of an operational U.S. Marine Corps presence in Guam, and considering the aforementioned unit composition, the two governments reaffirmed that Japan's financial commitment is to be the direct cash contribution as stipulated in Article 1 of the 2009 Guam International Agreement.
The two foreign ministers affirmed the further strengthening of cooperation in the security field and shared the view that, from that perspective, the Agreement on the Security of Information scheduled to be signed following the meeting was significant for contributing to advancing security and defense cooperation between the two governments.
This Agreement establishes a legal framework for the Governments of Japan and Malaysia regarding the transfer and handling of defence equipment and technology between the two governments in order to implement projects to be jointly determined including those contributing to international peace and stability.
Although the arduous efforts of Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell and his colleagues in both governments have largely kept the alliance stable, today's challenges and opportunities in the region and beyond demand more.
While the two governments will continue to cooperate on a broad array of issues that may not be explicitly included in the Guidelines, common areas for cooperation by the two governments in regional and international activities will include.
I have further the honour to propose that the present Note and Your Excellency's Note in reply thereto confirming the foregoing arrangements on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Korea shall be regarded as constituting an agreement between the two Governments.
When an Armed Attack against Japan is Anticipated When an armed attack against Japan is anticipated, the two governments will intensify, through a comprehensive and robust whole-of-government approach, information and intelligence sharing and policy consultations, and will pursue all avenues, including diplomatic efforts, to deter the attack and to de-escalate the situation.
The two Governments also understand that in order to maintain coherent and comprehensive implementation of the consolidation plan, any further land return discussions regarding Makiminato Service Area(Camp Kinser) will occur in the context of the triennial update of the"Consolidation Plan for Facilities and Areas in Okinawa.
The two Governments also understand that in order to maintain coherent and comprehensive implementation of the consolidation plan, any further discussions of phased returns regarding the Camp Zukeran(Camp Foster) will occur in the context of the triennial update of the"Consolidation Plan for Facilities and Areas in Okinawa.
In January 2004 the Russian Space Agency(RSA) announced a joint venture deal with India's space agency, the Indian Space Research Organization, wherein the two government agencies would collaborate to restore the system to constant coverage of Russian and Indian territory by 2008 with 18 satellites, and be fully operational with all 24 satellites by 2010.
When each of the two governments decides to participate in international activities for the peace and security of the region and beyond, the two governments, including the Self-Defense Forces and the United States Armed Forces, will cooperate closely with each other and with partners, as appropriate, such as in the activities described below.
Last week, John Frisbie, president of the US-China Business Council, responded to those concerns, urging both governments to“step back” from threats and instead continue discussions to improve intellectual property protections and market access for American companies in China and avoid“sanctions that would harm families and jobs in each country.”.
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