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&＃x65E5;&＃x672C;&＃x8A9E; (Japanese) Top About Keidanren Policy Proposals Publications Executives' Comments Top Policy Proposals Trade, Investment, EPA/FTA Seeking the Swift Conclusion of the TPP11 Policy Proposals  Trade, Investment, EPA/FTA Seeking the Swift Conclusion of the TPP11 October 23, 2017 Keidanren (Japan Business Federation) The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Japan Association of Corporate Executives Japan Foreign Trade Council, Inc. The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement, signed by 12 countries including the United States in February 2016, is a leading effort to establish broad and high-standard rules for trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific region, which will serve as a model for future FTAs and EPAs. Moreover, the TPP represents a crucial step toward the realization of a free and open international economic order that is founded upon the common values and principles of freedom, democracy, rule of law, and market economy. The conclusion of the TPP Agreement would provide the Japanese economy with the legal infrastructure to support sophisticated value chains of corporations that extend throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Furthermore, by harnessing the power of a region that is the world's growth center, the agreement would provide an opportunity to further an important pillar in Japan's growth strategy. It is regrettable that the United States withdrew from the TPP in January 2017, as its participation was essential for the agreement to come into effect. However, in view of the economic and strategic significance of the agreement with respect to forging stability and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region, we should not give up. Rather, the 11 remaining member countries should move forward to conclude the TPP (so-called TPP 11) in anticipation of the United States' eventual return to the agreement in the future. We, the Japanese business community, recognize the Japanese government's leadership in working to bring about the swift conclusion of the TPP 11. In order to preserve the essence of the comprehensive, high-standard, 21st century agreement, we should minimize changes to the original agreement and aim to reach general consensus at the APEC summit scheduled to be held in November. At the same time, with respect to the United States, we should continue to engage in discussions within the framework of the Japan-U.S. Economic Dialogue regarding how to best advance the high-standard rules incorporated in the TPP throughout the Asia-Pacific region. * * * Trade, Investment, EPA/FTA Policy Proposals Comprehensive Strategy Economic Policy, Social Security Business Law Industrial Policy Urban and Local Development Industrial Technology Environment and Energy CSR, Education, DEI Labor Policy Trade, Investment, EPA/FTA International Cooperation Regional Affairs Archives 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 Pagetop Top About Keidanren About KEIDANREN Chairman's Message Officers of KEIDANREN Committee Chairs Secretariat Related Organizations Access Policy Proposals Comprehensive Strategy Environment and Energy Economic Policy, Social Security CSR, Education, DEI Business Law Labor Policy Industrial Policy Trade, Investment, EPA/FTA Urban and Local Development International Cooperation Industrial Technology Regional Affairs Executives' Comments Comment by Chairman Press Conferences Speech by Chairman Publications Contact us Links View: PC | Smartphone Copyright © 1995-2024. Keidanren. All Rights Reserved.