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Welcome to the webpage of the Embassy of Japan to the Republic of Malta. I presented a letter of credence to President George Abela on 14 July 2011.
Japan and Malta have solidly built good bilateral relations. Particularly, in the economic dimension, Malta is a significant country that provides Japan with fishery products such as tuna. For Malta, Japan is one of the major exporters of automobiles. Besides the strong economic ties, we have seen a considerable increase in the number of Japanese people travelling to Malta. They are mainly attracted to tourism and English-learning opportunities Malta offers. Malta has also potentials as a gateway to Europe in terms of her relations with Japan.
Since the Great East Japan Earth Quake and the subsequent disasters, the people of Malta have kindly given us support and shown solidarity with us. On 13 July I attended a concert organised by the Maltese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The concert was meant to support those victims of the disaster. I am very certain that such emotional ties will bring the two nations even closer in the future.
Since Japan has no diplomatic representation located in Malta, the Embassy of Japan in Rome covers issues related to Malta. As Ambassador I claw my way to further development of the bilateral relations through economic interactions, exchange between the two nations, and diplomatic cooperation.
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Greetings from Ambassador and Curriculum
Address: Via Quintino Sella, 60, 00187 Roma, Italia Tel: (+39) 06 487 991 Fax: (+39) 06 487 3316
Opening hours Office hours Monday - Friday 09:15~13:15 & 14:15~17:00 except Holidays Consular Section Monday - Friday 09:30~12:45 & 14:15~16:30 except Holidays
2. Honorary Consul General of Japan in Valletta Chev. Hubert MIFSUD Sir Luigi Preziosi Square, 19 Floriana VLT 14 Malta Tel. +356 - 21 -236703 / 226523 / 231407
3. Japan-Malta Relations Official web site of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
4. Topics
Concert in Malta to Support Victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake
"Nippon Night 2010”, in
Valletta
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