Sanae Takaichi explains absence from G7 online meeting, stating that Japan currently has no new reserve release plan

智通财经2026/10/06 05:06

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi defended her absence from the online meeting of the Group of Seven (G7) and responded via social media to critics questioning why she did not attend despite what appeared to be a free schedule. She posted, "This meeting was arranged at short notice by the rotating chair France, and it was permissible to send a representative. To my knowledge, UK Prime Minister Burnham did not personally attend but sent a delegate instead; European Council President Costa was also absent." According to local media reports, Takaichi was at her official residence during the meeting and did not meet with anyone. She wrote, "Although the meeting ultimately decided to coordinate the release of 100 million barrels of oil reserves, Japan had already been releasing reserves beforehand and currently has no plans for new measures." Takaichi added that Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Kazuya Endo attended the meeting on her behalf.

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The Japanese Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, defended her absence from the Group of Seven (G7) online meeting and responded on social media to critics questioning why she did not attend when her schedule appeared open. She posted: "This was a meeting temporarily arranged by France as the rotating presidency, and it allowed for delegates to attend on behalf. To my knowledge, UK Prime Minister Burnham did not attend in person, instead sending a representative; European Council President Costa was also absent from the meeting." According to local media reports, during the meeting, Sanae Takaichi was at the official residence and did not meet with anyone. She wrote: "Although the meeting ultimately decided to coordinate the release of 100 million barrels of oil reserves, Japan had already started releasing reserves and currently does not plan any new measures." Takaichi added that Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Kazuya Endo attended the meeting on her behalf.

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