Kolonia, Pohnpei: February 16, 2024 — His Excellency Nobuo Kagomiya, Japanese Ambassador to the Federated States of Micronesia, extended a courtesy call to Governor Stevenson A. Joseph, marking a continuation of their diplomatic engagements. The Ambassador noted that this visit follows his previous courtesy call during the first month of Governor Joseph’s administration with the Governor of Kochi prefecture and delegation.
During the meeting, Governor Joseph and Ambassador Kagomiya engaged in a meaningful discussion that began with Governor Joseph providing an update on relief efforts to address the impacts of drought and seawater inundation on the outer islands. The Governor shared insights into the challenges faced by the affected communities and outlined ongoing efforts to mitigate the situation.
The conversation shifted to the Nan Madol Information Center, a project partially funded by the Government of Japan. Ambassador Kagomiya expressed his keen interest in seeing the center open, emphasizing its potential to boost tourism in Pohnpei. Governor Joseph echoed this sentiment and apologized for any delays, assuring the Ambassador that the matter is a top priority for his administration.
Expressing gratitude, Governor Joseph thanked Ambassador Kagomiya for the invaluable support from the Government of Japan, highlighting the construction of the Saladak Gym as a testament to the strong partnership between Pohnpei and Japan. The Governor and Ambassador also briefly discussed the upcoming Pohnpei Port expansion, another project funded by the Government of Japan, showcasing the collaborative efforts in enhancing vital infrastructure in the region.
The courtesy call concluded with mutual appreciation for the continued friendship and cooperation between Pohnpei and Japan. Both Governor Joseph and Ambassador Kagomiya expressed optimism for the successful implementation of ongoing and future projects, reinforcing the enduring bond between the two nations.
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