日本与墨西哥外长在东京会晤近两小时:同意加快筹建日墨委员会,深化供应链与经济安全合作

日本外务省2026年11月13日发布,日本外务大臣茂木敏充当天傍晚在东京与到访的墨西哥外交部长 Roberto Velasco Álvarez 举行双边会晤和工作晚餐,全程约110分钟,这是墨西哥外长四年来首次访日。
两国外长欢迎上次外长会晤设立的联合工作组讨论取得进展,并同意加快筹建「日墨委员会」,该委员会将就两国中长期关系向两国领导人提出建议。茂木敏充指出,日本17个战略领域与墨西哥「墨西哥计划」的优先领域多有共通,包括供应链韧性、关键基础设施、医疗卫生和农业食品,两国外长同意在经济安全领域深化合作。
双方还同意在能源领域继续加强合作,共同处理包括河流净化在内的水处理问题和马尾藻问题,并协调尽早召开首届「日墨高层经济对话」。茂木敏充请墨方为日本企业在墨经营创造良好环境,墨方表示日本企业的存在对墨西哥同样重要。(来源:日本外务省)
Japan and Mexico Foreign Ministers Meet in Tokyo: Committee for Future Ties and Deeper Economic Security Cooperation Agreed
Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on November 13, 2026, that Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi held a bilateral meeting and working dinner in Tokyo with Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Velasco Álvarez, lasting approximately 110 minutes, on the Mexican minister's first visit to Japan in four years as a guest of the ministry.
The two ministers welcomed progress in the Joint Task Force established at their previous meeting and concurred on accelerating work toward the swift establishment of a Japan-Mexico Committee, which will make recommendations to the two countries' leaders on medium- to long-term relations. Motegi noted that Japan's 17 strategic sectors share much in common with the priority areas of Plan Mexico, including supply chain resilience, critical infrastructure, medical care and health, and agriculture and food, and the ministers agreed to deepen cooperation on economic security.
They also agreed to continue strengthening energy cooperation, to work together on water treatment including river purification and on the sargassum issue, and to coordinate toward the early convening of the first Japan-Mexico High-Level Economic Dialogue. Motegi asked for cooperation in creating a favourable business environment for Japanese companies in Mexico, and Velasco said the presence of Japanese companies is important for Mexico as well. (Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan)
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