高市早苗与马克龙举行首脑电话会谈：推进安防与太空合作 对欧盟产业法案表达严重关切
日本外务省11月5日公布，日本首相高市早苗当天下午5时35分起与法国总统马克龙举行首脑电话会谈，通话约30分钟。
高市早苗在通话开始时表示，欢迎日法两国在安全防务、超级智能、太空和经济安全等领域的具体合作取得进展。马克龙回应称，希望进一步加强日法在各个领域的密切合作。
高市早苗还就欧盟的《工业加速器法案》向法方表达了日方的严重关切，并请法方采取适当行动。两国领导人一致同意就此继续开展密切磋商，包括在日法之间进行磋商。
关于中东局势，两国领导人确认，推动局势早日降温与稳定至关重要，并一致同意为整个中东地区的稳定开展合作。
两国领导人还就能源安全交换了意见，一致同意就全球能源安全与市场稳定保持密切沟通。
（来源：日本外务省）
Takaichi and Macron Hold Summit Telephone Call: Security, Space and SI Cooperation Advance as Japan Raises Serious Concern Over EU Industrial Act
Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on November 5 that Prime Minister TAKAICHI Sanae held a summit telephone meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron that day, beginning at 5:35 p.m. and lasting approximately 30 minutes.
At the outset, Prime Minister Takaichi welcomed the progress made in advancing concrete cooperation between Japan and France in areas such as security and defense, super intelligence (SI), space, and economic security. President Macron responded that he would like to further strengthen close cooperation between Japan and France in various fields.
Prime Minister Takaichi also conveyed Japan's serious concerns about the European Union's Industrial Accelerator Act and requested that appropriate actions be taken from the French side. The two leaders concurred to continue close consultations, including between Japan and France, on this issue.
Regarding the situation in the Middle East, the two leaders confirmed the vital importance of an early de-escalation and stabilization of the situation, and concurred that they would cooperate toward the stability of the Middle East region as a whole.
The two leaders also exchanged views on energy security and concurred to communicate closely on global energy security and market stability.
(Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan)
来源：日本外务省
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图片来源：图：日本首相高市早苗（左）与法国总统马克龙共同参访航天企业Astroscale时交谈（资料图，2026年4月）。日本内阁官房摄，CC BY 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi (left) talking with French President Emmanuel Macron during their visit to space company Astroscale (file photo, April 2026). Photo by the Cabinet Secretariat of Japan, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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