日本外务省11月10日动态：向斯里兰卡提供10亿日元安全援助，G7外长会在巴黎讨论危机与超级智能
日本外务省11月10日发布新一轮官方动态，共16项：日本与斯里兰卡签署2026财年政府安全保障能力强化支援（OSA）项目换文；七国集团（G7）外长会在巴黎举行两场专题会议；首相高市早苗与越南共产党中央总书记、国家主席苏林在东京举行首脑会谈；外务大臣茂木敏充在巴黎与美国国务卿卢比奥交换意见，并分别与法国、意大利、英国外长会谈；墨西哥外长与马绍尔群岛总统的访日安排也于同日公布。
对斯里兰卡的 OSA 项目于11月10日在科伦坡签署换文，金额为10亿日元。日本驻斯里兰卡大使 ISOMATA Akio 与斯里兰卡财政、计划与经济发展部秘书 Harshana Suriyapperuma 签署文件，斯里兰卡国防部秘书 Sampath Thuyacontha 在场。OSA 是日本向受援国武装部队及相关机构提供装备、物资与基础设施支援的无偿资金合作框架，目的是提升受援国的安全与威慑能力、深化与日本的安全合作。
11月9日，高市早苗在东京与到访的苏林举行约50分钟首脑会谈，两人共同发表「日本与越南联合愿景声明」。双方确认以经济安全为新的优先领域推进合作，包括通过 RISE+ 等倡议在稀土等关键矿产上协作以增强供应链韧性，推进超级智能（SI）联合研究与安全合作、液化天然气与燃气发电项目，并争取早日实现 OSA 框架下首次向越南提供维和行动装备。本站已就此次会谈另发详细报道。
关联：日本与越南首脑东京会谈：同意加快关键矿产合作、推进越南引进核电并发表联合愿景声明
G7 外长会方面，11月9日在巴黎举行的第一场会议以「危机与国际挑战」为题，历时约90分钟，为工作午餐形式，世界粮食计划署执行主任 Luke Lindberg 参加了部分议程。茂木敏充强调，坚决反对以武力或胁迫单方面改变现状，欧洲大西洋与印度太平洋的安全不可分割。各国外长重申在东海、南海与台湾海峡同样反对单方面改变现状，强烈谴责朝鲜的核与弹道导弹计划，重申按联合国安理会决议实现朝鲜完全无核化，并要求朝鲜立即解决绑架问题、共同应对包括加密货币窃取在内的恶意网络活动。在经济安全方面，各方确认共同应对非市场政策做法与经济胁迫，包括任意出口限制。
第二场会议以超级智能为题，历时约60分钟，巴西、韩国、沙特阿拉伯与埃及四国外长受邀参加。茂木敏充表示，用好超级智能的关键在于确保人类有意义地参与使用过程，并通过国家层面行动与国际协调应对包括网络犯罪在内的恶意使用；他提出继续在 G7 等志同道合国家间讨论、形成共识，并推广2023年 G7 广岛峰会启动的「广岛 SI 进程」框架。各国外长认同前沿超级智能须安全、可信地发展，并强调承载全球约99%国际数据流量的海底电缆须通过国际合作加强安全与韧性。
同日下午，茂木敏充在巴黎与美国国务卿卢比奥交换意见。两人就日美共同面对的课题交换看法，一致认为在安全环境日趋严峻的背景下，应进一步推进安全合作、强化日美同盟的威慑与应对能力；两人还就包括印度太平洋在内的地区局势交换意见，确认保持密切沟通，并重申在包括国际刑事法院相关课题在内的国际社会各项挑战上紧密协作。
经济安全方面，首届日本与荷兰经济安全磋商11月9日在东京举行，由日本外务省经济局局长 MATANO Motosada 与经济产业省贸易经济安全局局长 NARITA Tatsuji 共同主持，荷方由外交部贸易与经济安全副总司长 Yvette VAN EECHOUD 等共同主持。双方就两国经济安全政策、东亚与欧洲形势、关键与新兴技术保护交换意见，日方就欧盟《工业加速器法案》表达强烈关切；双方确认定期继续举行磋商、深化双边经济安全合作。
两项访日安排于11月10日公布：墨西哥外交部长 Roberto Velasco Álvarez 将于11月13日至15日作为日本外务省宾客访日，其间与茂木敏充举行外长会谈，这是他首次访日、与茂木的第三次会面；马绍尔群岛总统 Hilda C. HEINE 与丈夫 Thomas Kijiner Jr. 将于11月24日至27日对日本进行正式访问，其间觐见日本天皇与皇后、接受宫中午餐会款待，并与高市早苗举行会谈。
本轮其余动态包括：高市早苗出席法国主办的超级智能安全会议；茂木敏充在巴黎分别举行日本与法国、日本与意大利、日本与英国外长会谈；外务省公布邀请高加索国家专家访日项目的结果总结；日本律师联合会会长松田拜会外务副大臣堀井；联合国安理会新任成员国常驻代表拜会内阁官房副长官尾崎；立陶宛驻日大使拜会外务副大臣中曾根。
（来源：日本外务省）
Japan Foreign Ministry Roundup for November 10: 1 Billion Yen Security Assistance for Sri Lanka, G7 Ministers Meet in Paris on Crises and Super Intelligence
Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a new round of official updates on November 10, covering 16 items: Japan and Sri Lanka signed and exchanged notes for the fiscal 2026 Official Security Assistance (OSA) project; the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting held two thematic sessions in Paris; Prime Minister TAKAICHI Sanae held a summit meeting in Tokyo with To Lam, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Viet Nam and President of Viet Nam; Foreign Minister MOTEGI Toshimitsu exchanged views with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Paris and held separate meetings with the foreign ministers of France, Italy and the United Kingdom; and the visits to Japan of Mexico's foreign secretary and the President of the Marshall Islands were announced the same day.
The OSA project for Sri Lanka was signed in Colombo on November 10, in the amount of 1 billion yen. ISOMATA Akio, Japan's Ambassador to Sri Lanka, signed and exchanged notes with Dr. Harshana Suriyapperuma, Secretary to the Treasury and the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development of Sri Lanka, in the presence of Secretary of Defence Sampath Thuyacontha. OSA is Japan's grant aid framework providing equipment, supplies and infrastructure support to the armed forces and related organizations of recipient countries, aimed at enhancing their security and deterrence capabilities and deepening security cooperation with Japan.
On November 9, Prime Minister Takaichi held a summit meeting of about 50 minutes in Tokyo with President To Lam, and the two leaders issued the Japan-Viet Nam Joint Vision Statement. They confirmed economic security as a new priority area, including cooperation on rare-earth metals through initiatives such as RISE+ for supply chain resilience, joint research and safety cooperation on super intelligence (SI), LNG and gas-fired power projects, and an aim for the early realization of the first provision of peacekeeping equipment to Viet Nam under the OSA framework. GSM has published a separate detailed report on the summit.
The first G7 session, on November 9 in Paris, took up "Crises and International Challenges" over about 90 minutes in a working-lunch format, with World Food Programme Executive Director Luke Lindberg joining part of the session. Minister Motegi stressed opposition to any unilateral attempt to change the status quo by force or coercion and said the security of the Euro-Atlantic and the Indo-Pacific is indivisible. The ministers reiterated their opposition to unilateral changes to the status quo, including in the East China Sea, the South China Sea and across the Taiwan Strait, strongly condemned North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, reaffirmed the complete denuclearization of North Korea under UN Security Council resolutions, urged an immediate resolution of the abductions issue, and agreed to address malicious cyber activities including cryptocurrency thefts. On economic security, they confirmed they would work together against non-market policies and practices and economic coercion, including arbitrary export restrictions.
The second session, on super intelligence, lasted about 60 minutes, with the foreign ministers of Brazil, the Republic of Korea, Saudi Arabia and Egypt invited. Minister Motegi said the key questions in using SI were ensuring meaningful human involvement and responding, nationally and through international coordination, to malicious use including cybercrime. He proposed continued discussion among like-minded countries including the G7 toward a common understanding, and promotion of the Hiroshima AI Process framework launched at the 2023 G7 Hiroshima Summit. The ministers recognized the need for the safe and trustworthy development of frontier SI and stressed strengthening the security and resilience of undersea cables, which carry about 99 percent of international data traffic, through international cooperation.
That afternoon in Paris, Minister Motegi held an exchange of views with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. They shared the view that, amid an increasingly severe security environment, Japan and the United States would further advance security cooperation to strengthen the deterrence and response capabilities of the Japan-U.S. Alliance. They also exchanged views on regional situations including the Indo-Pacific, concurred on maintaining close communication, and reaffirmed close work on challenges facing the international community, including those regarding the International Criminal Court.
On economic security, the first Japan-Netherlands Economic Security Consultations were held in Tokyo on November 9, co-chaired on the Japanese side by MATANO Motosada, Director-General of the Economic Affairs Bureau of the Foreign Ministry, and NARITA Tatsuji, Director-General of the Trade and Economic Security Bureau of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and on the Dutch side by Yvette VAN EECHOUD, Deputy Director-General for Trade and Economic Security, among others. The two sides exchanged views on economic security policies, developments in East Asia and Europe, and the protection of critical and emerging technologies. The Japanese side conveyed strong concerns about the EU's Industrial Accelerator Act, and the two sides agreed to hold the consultations regularly and deepen bilateral economic security cooperation.
Two visits were announced on November 10: Roberto Velasco Álvarez, Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, will visit Japan from November 13 to 15 as a guest of the Foreign Ministry and will hold a Foreign Ministers' Meeting with Minister Motegi, in his first visit to Japan and his third meeting with Motegi; and Dr. Hilda C. HEINE, President of the Marshall Islands, and her spouse Mr. Thomas Kijiner Jr. will pay an official visit to Japan from November 24 to 27, during which they will make a State Call on Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress, attend a Court Luncheon, and hold a meeting with Prime Minister Takaichi.
The round also included Prime Minister Takaichi's participation in a meeting on SI security hosted by France; Foreign Minister Motegi's separate Japan-France, Japan-Italy and Japan-UK foreign ministers' meetings in Paris; the summary of results of the invitation of experts from the Caucasus countries; a courtesy call on State Minister for Foreign Affairs HORII by Mr. Junichi MATSUDA, President of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations; a courtesy call on Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary OZAKI by Permanent Representatives to the UN, incoming members of the UN Security Council; and a courtesy call on State Minister for Foreign Affairs NAKASONE by Mr. Zykas, Ambassador of Lithuania to Japan.
(Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan)
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