President Trump and Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru committed to deepening U.S.-Japan cooperation to promote peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific. They emphasized enhancing defense capabilities under the U.S.-Japan security treaty, particularly around the Senkaku Islands, and expanding military coordination, including cybersecurity and space exploration efforts.
The leaders also prioritized economic collaboration, focusing on investments, technology development, and energy security. They announced plans to boost U.S. liquefied natural gas exports and diversify critical mineral supply chains.
Both countries reaffirmed opposition to China’s coercive tactics in the region, emphasized Taiwan Strait stability, and stressed the need for DPRK denuclearization and countering its cyber threats. Trump accepted an invitation for a future visit to Japan.
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