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Bayeng's visit to Kishida, which visited on Friday, pointed out that it is now a "extraordinary moment" of the United States and Japan, and the relationship between the two countries has never been as close as it is now.He also praised Japan to adopt a new national security strategy and expanded national defense expenses unprecedentedly.

(Washington Composite Electric) U.S. President Bayidon stated in a summit with the Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Kishita that the United States adhered to its commitment to the United States and Japan alliances and Japan's defense.Essence

Bynden's visit to Kishida on Friday (January 13) pointed out that it is now a "extraordinary moment" of the US -Japanese Alliance, and the relationship between the two countries has never been as close as it is now."I want to clearly show that the United States is full of heart, thoroughly, and comprehensively adhering to our alliance. It is important to commit to Japan's defense."

Bayidon thanked Kishida for promoting close cooperation between the two countries in the field of science and technology and the economy. He especially praised Japan to adopt a new national security strategy, so that national defense expenses expanded unprecedentedly.He said that the United States and Japan was advancing the modernization of military alliances on this basis.

Japan announced a new national security strategy last month, and adjusted the principle of defense expenditure budget for nearly half a century.Essence

Kishida said that Japan's new national defense strategy is to ensure regional peace and prosperity.He pointed out that the United States and Japan are facing the most challenging and most complicated security environment in modern times, and the role of the two countries will become more and more in the future.

Bynden said the threat from China, North Korea and Russia was the reason why the United States and Japan decided to strengthen collective security.

Kishida: China is the most critical challenge for the United States and Japan

Kishida gave a speech at the School of High International Research at John Hopkins University after being passed that China is the most critical challenge facing the United States and Japan. It is definitely necessary to unite in the United States and Japan and Europe to deal with China.

He said that China's views on international order are different from the US and Japan, and even they are "unacceptable.""China must make strategic decisions to abide by the established international rules, and it will not change the international order in a way of violating these rules."

Kishida also said that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has opened a dangerous new era."If any unilateral attempt to change the status quo with force changes in force, this situation may also happen in other parts of the world, including Asia."

In addition to discussing security and global economic issues at the summit, the US -Japan leaders have also discussed the problem of controlling the export semiconductor in China.

A joint statement issued by the two parties after the meeting said that the two countries will strengthen their common advantages in economic security, including key and emerging technologies such as protection and promotion of semiconductor.

The United States announced in October last year to restrict key technologies for exports to China to weaken China's ability to develop its own semiconductor supply chain.Japan and the Netherlands agree to follow these strict export restrictions with the United States.

The coverage of the US -Japan security treaty is expanded to space

The Minister of Defense of the United States and Japan and the Foreign Minister held a "2 plus 2" talks in Washington on Wednesday, agreed to expand the scope of the US -Japan security treaty to space.

Japanese Foreign Minister Lin Fangzheng and US Secretary of State Brills signed a Peace Space Exploration Agreement at the headquarters of NASA on Friday, and Kishida witnessed.

Brinken said that the agreement will "achieve a new height" in space cooperation between the two countries and strengthen each other's partnerships in the fields of space technology and transportation, robotic lunar exploration.