The agenda began in Tokyo where Martínez Belío held political consultations with the Japanese Deputy Foreign Minister, Takeshi AkahoriThis meeting is part of the bilateral Strategic Partnership established in 2018.
The bilateral discussions addressed crucial issues, highlighting the boost to the economic and scientific exchanges, in addition to coordination on geopolitical issues such as the war in Ukraine and the complex situation in the Indo-Pacific. The visit to Japan was not limited to the governmental sphere; the Secretary of State also met with representatives of parliament, including members of the Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner, Ishin no Kai, as well as with prominent think tanks Japanese.
The tour underscores Spain's vision of projecting itself as a relevant player on the global stage, identifying Japan and India not only as economic powers, but as allies.
After his time in Japan, Secretary Martínez Belío traveled to India. New Delhi He held political consultations with the Secretary of State for Western Affairs, Sibi George.
The meeting with the Indian counterpart focused on deepening cooperation in the areas political, economic and technologicalA central point of the conversation was the preparation of the Spain-India Dual Year in 2026The event promises to foster mutual understanding with a special focus on tourism, culture, and artificial intelligence. The stay in the Indian capital also included meetings with local experts in international relations and security.
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