First talks are taking place between Japan and the united states. Japan's newly elected Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga had his first conversation with US President Donald Trump since becoming president, and it was a strategic phone call that highlighted the close ties between his first and two allies as the country's leader.Suga, instead of Shinzo Abe, was e First talks are taking place between Japan and the united states. Japan's newly elected Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga had his first conversation with US President Donald Trump since becoming president, and it was a strategic phone call that highlighted the close ties between his first and two allies as the country's leader.Suga, instead of Shinzo Abe, was elected Japan's new prime minister last Wednesday, having maintained close personal ties and held regular meetings and phone conversations with Trump. Abe resigned due to illness after being in office for about six years. lected Japan's new prime minister last Wednesday, having maintained close personal ties and held regular meetings and phone conversations with Trump. Abe resigned due to illness after being in office for about six years.
Suga told reporters late Sunday night that in a call with Trump, he said, "I told him that the Japan-US alliance is the foundation of regional peace and stability, and we agreed to continue intensive coordination".Suga said Trump made it even stronger that he wanted to further improve the alliance. Suga said the two leaders agreed to cooperate with Coronavirus and North Korea in the fight against missiles and the nuclear threat.
Well-known for his political intolerance on domestic issues, Suga has just traveled abroad and his diplomatic skills are largely unknown, although he hopes to follow Abe's preferences. Amid the ongoing US-China conflict over trade and other issues, Suga faced many international challenges, including balancing terms with China. Suga said Trump told him he could call him at any time if anything happened.
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