Japan’s Foreign Minister Hayashi skips G-20 Delhi meeting, grounded by 53-second Parliament response

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Japan’s Foreign Minister Hayashi skips G-20 Delhi meeting, grounded by 53-second Parliament response
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Critics say his absence shows misplaced priorities and a lack of diplomatic savvy. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Japan hosts the Group of Seven bloc of industrialised democracies in 2023, and would surely bristle at anything less than ministerial attendance.

“Rather than the G-7, the G-20 is really the most important forum for discussions on world politics because it involves emerging economies,” he told ST. “The power structure of the world is now much more dispersed.” The ordinary Diet session is ongoing until June 21, with the current Upper House Budget committee hearings held with the aim of passing the government budget before the next fiscal year starts in April., the PM and his Cabinet “must appear when their presence is required in order to give answers or explanations”. But this has created a nine-to-five routine that can be unproductive and limit Japan’s opportunities to engage in diplomacy.

Mr Hayashi said on Thursday: “After comprehensively considering the schedule and content of my domestic official duties, together with the Foreign Ministry, we ultimately decided that it would be appropriate to send State Minister Yamada.” He said last Monday: “Given the geopolitical situation in which Japan finds itself today, many members of Parliament and citizens would like to hear directly from the Foreign Minister himself.”

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