Bozhinovska and Japanese Ambassador Kawahara discuss strengthening energy cooperation
- Strengthening bilateral cooperation with a focus on sustainable energy, ecological technologies, and infrastructure projects were key topics discussed during the meeting between the Minister of Energy, Mining, and Mineral Resources, Sanja Bozhinovska, and the Japanese Ambassador to the country, Setsuko Kawahara.
- Post By Silvana Kocovska
- 17:23, 6 March, 2025

Skopje, 6 March 2025 (MIA) - Strengthening bilateral cooperation with a focus on sustainable energy, ecological technologies, and infrastructure projects were key topics discussed during the meeting between the Minister of Energy, Mining, and Mineral Resources, Sanja Bozhinovska, and the Japanese Ambassador to the country, Setsuko Kawahara.
Japan has been a longstanding partner of North Macedonia, providing significant support for green initiatives, energy sector modernization, and environmental protection, the Ministry of Energy, Mining, and Mineral Resources said in a press release.
Minister Bozhinovska highlighted that Japan's experience in the development of clean technologies and energy efficiency is of great significance for North Macedonia in its energy transition process.
"Japan is a country known for its innovation and sustainable development. The vision for clean energy and efficient resource utilization is a goal we also pursue in North Macedonia. I am confident that through partnership, we can enhance our capabilities in renewable energy and introduce advanced technologies that will make our energy future more sustainable," Bozhinovska said.
Ambassador Kawahara affirmed Japan's commitment to supporting projects in North Macedonia aimed at energy efficiency, environmental protection, and the development of technological solutions for better sustainability.
The need for expanding cooperation through new joint initiatives and programmes aimed at modernizing the energy sector and fostering a cleaner environment in North Macedonia was emphasized during the meeting, as stated in the press release.
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