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EBC Automotive Components Committee event, 18 March

Recommendations for Policy Reform to Streamline Expense Settlement in Japan

プレスリリース: European Business Council Welcomes Reforms to Foreign Lawyer Registration Rules in Japan

The Sustainability Imperative: Decarbonization & Nature Restoration for a Resilient Future (9月12日)

2024年度ホワイトペーパー発表イベント(2月29日)

10月4日、EBCは欧州経済社会評議会(EESC)/日本フォローアップ委員会の代表団と会談しました。

 

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  • Japan adopts new carbon reduction targets as it plans to boost nuclear and renewable energy by 2040 (The Asahi Shimbun)
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