From The Japan Times · Atsuko Fukase · · 1m 10s
Japan urges oil stockpiling amid Middle East risks
Japan calls for oil stockpiling and regional cooperation to counter Middle East supply disruptions.
In brief
Japan calls for oil stockpiling and regional cooperation to counter Middle East supply disruptions. Japan's trade minister urges increased oil reserves and infrastructure development in Asia to reduce vulnerability to Middle East supply chain risks. Originally reported by The Japan Times.
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Here's the gist
Japan's trade minister urges increased oil reserves and infrastructure development in Asia to reduce vulnerability to Middle East supply chain risks.
