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Moldo-Japanese relations

Moldova	Japan

Moldo-Japanese relations are foreign relations between Japan and Moldova. Japan did not open an Embassy in Chisinau. However, the H.E. Mr. Mutsuo Mabuchi, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to the Republic of Moldova with seat in Ukraine is therefore Japanese ambassador for Chisinau. The number of Japanese in Moldova and of Moldavians in Japan is small.

History of Moldavian and Japanese relations

Middle Ages

2005-2008

Travel

When visiting the respective country, a mutual visa obligation exists for both nationals for any border crossing, except for transfer passengers.

Economic cooperation

Since 2000 Japan implements in Moldovq the grant programme for the improvement of agriculture and private farming.

External links

Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in China
[http:// Japanese embassy in Kiev] Template:Uk icon
Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova
[http:// Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs] Template:Uk icon

v t e Foreign relations of Moldova
Americas	United States
Asia	China India Turkey
Europe	Austria Czech Republic Denmark Georgia Germany Greece Italy Poland Romania Russia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Ukraine
Multilateral	European Union Accession negotiations NATO
Disputes	Controversy over ethnic and linguistic identity Transnistria conflict Moldovan–Transnistrian relations
Diplomatic missions	Diplomatic missions of Moldova / in Moldova Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration

Foreign relations of Japan

Bilateral relations

Africa	Algeria Angola Botswana Djibouti Egypt Ethiopia Kenya Mozambique Namibia Nigeria Somalia South Africa
Americas	Argentina Barbados Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Cuba Ecuador Honduras Mexico Paraguay Peru Trinidad and Tobago United States Uruguay Venezuela
Asia	Afghanistan Armenia Azerbaijan Bahrain Bangladesh Bhutan Brunei Cambodia China East Timor Georgia India Indonesia Iran Israel Laos Malaysia Maldives Mongolia Myanmar Nepal North Korea Pakistan Palestine Philippines Qatar Saudi Arabia Singapore South Korea Sri Lanka Syria Taiwan Thailand Turkey Vietnam
Europe	Albania Austria Belgium Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Holy See Iceland Ireland Italy Kosovo Liechtenstein Lithuania Malta Montenegro Netherlands Poland Portugal Russia Serbia Spain Sweden Ukraine United Kingdom
Oceania	Australia Fiji New Zealand Palau Tonga
Former	Russian Empire Soviet Union Yugoslavia

Multilateral relations
Africa Arab world Latin America Oceania Southeast Asia European Union United Nations

Diplomatic history
Missions to Imperial China Red seal ships Nanban trade Sakoku Joseon missions to Japan Japanese missions to Joseon Dutch missions to Edo Ryukyuan missions to Edo Foreign relations of Meiji Japan Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere Korea China Marcos scandals

Territorial disputes
Japan–Korea Joint Development Zone Kuril Islands dispute Liancourt Rocks dispute Senkaku Islands dispute

Related topics
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister for Foreign Affairs Diplomatic missions of Japan / in Japan Development assistance JICA JOCV Economic relations JETRO JPEPA Pacific Alliance Leaders Meeting

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-Moldo-Japanese relations are foreign relations between [[Japan]] and [[Moldova]]. Japan did not open an Embassy in [[Chisinau]]. However, the H.E. Mr. Mutsuo Mabuchi, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to the Republic of Moldova with seat in Ukraine is therefore Japanese ambassador for [[Chisinau]]. There is no border between Moldova and Japan. The number of Japanese in Moldova and of Moldavians in Japan is small.
+Moldo-Japanese relations are foreign relations between [[Japan]] and [[Moldova]]. Japan did not open an Embassy in [[Chisinau]]. However, the H.E. Mr. Mutsuo Mabuchi, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to the Republic of Moldova with seat in Ukraine is therefore Japanese ambassador for [[Chisinau]]. The number of Japanese in Moldova and of Moldavians in Japan is small.
 ==History of Moldavian and Japanese relations==