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Japan's industry ministry
Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) is a government ministry responsible for industrial policy, trade, energy, and technology. It shapes Japan's infrastructure strategy, promotes domestic and international infrastructure development, and fosters innovation in sectors like renewable energy, digital infrastructure, and advanced materials.
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Strategic Overview
- METI's infrastructure strategy is driven by energy security, decarbonization goals, and the promotion of Japanese technology and companies globally.
- The ministry actively supports the development of next-generation energy technologies, including hydrogen, ammonia, and CCUS, both domestically and through international partnerships.
- METI plays a key role in facilitating public-private partnerships and leveraging government financial institutions (e.g., JBIC, NEXI) to support overseas infrastructure projects by Japanese firms.
- A strong focus is placed on enhancing Japan's digital infrastructure resilience and capacity, including data centers and submarine cables.
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Key People
Ken Saito
Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
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