Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has returned home after completing her trip to this week's G7 summit. This marks Takaichi's first attendance at the summit as Prime Minister, signaling the start of efforts to maintain and enhance Japan's role in this key multilateral forum.
According to analysts, Prime Minister Takaichi's presence at the G7 not only boosted Japan's visibility—as the only Asian member of the group—but also affirmed the country's credibility as a reliable and stable partner. Throughout the summit, Takaichi held bilateral and multilateral meetings focusing on regional security, the global economy, and climate change response.
Speaking at the summit, Prime Minister Takaichi stressed the importance of upholding a rules-based international order and called on G7 nations to strengthen cooperation in high-tech and clean energy sectors. She also reiterated Japan's commitment to supporting developing countries through high-quality infrastructure initiatives.
This visit is seen as successful in maintaining Japan's quiet yet effective diplomatic approach, allowing the country to protect national interests while contributing to the international community's joint efforts.
