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New poll shows Japanese people see diplomacy with U.S. as top priority
(MENAFN) A new official survey in Japan showed that Japanese citizens see deepening economic relations with the United States as a high diplomatic priority.
Based on the survey published on Friday, residents in Japan consider that stronger economic relations must be a superior case in diplomacy with the United States, as reported by a Japanese news agency.
The poll organized by the Foreign Ministry on Feb. 3-9 with people aged 18 and older, revealed that 52.1 percent of people who answered the survey see “economy, trade and finance” as a vital position in which Japanese and American ties must be intensified, with 49.7 percent of respondents that consider “security, counter terrorism, nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation” a top issue.
When they were questioned if they believed that the security situation over East Asia was getting more serious, a total of 81.5 percent selected “very much” or “somewhat” choices.
Between those were the 57.4 percent who thought Japan must strengthen its collaboration with the United States, Europe as well as Australia to talk about the case.
Based on the survey published on Friday, residents in Japan consider that stronger economic relations must be a superior case in diplomacy with the United States, as reported by a Japanese news agency.
The poll organized by the Foreign Ministry on Feb. 3-9 with people aged 18 and older, revealed that 52.1 percent of people who answered the survey see “economy, trade and finance” as a vital position in which Japanese and American ties must be intensified, with 49.7 percent of respondents that consider “security, counter terrorism, nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation” a top issue.
When they were questioned if they believed that the security situation over East Asia was getting more serious, a total of 81.5 percent selected “very much” or “somewhat” choices.
Between those were the 57.4 percent who thought Japan must strengthen its collaboration with the United States, Europe as well as Australia to talk about the case.
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