Japanese and South Korean officials agreed to strengthen energy security during recent talks, as worries over supplies persist in Asia because of the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran.
Sanae Takaichi and Lee Jae Myung held discussions that resulted in an agreement to enhance cooperation on energy matters. The decision responds to ongoing regional concerns about supply stability linked to the conflict involving Iran.
The talks took place against a backdrop of wider tensions in the Middle East and Asia. Officials from both countries focused on practical steps to address potential disruptions in oil and related resources.
No further details on specific measures or timelines were released following the meeting.
