実写 版 ブラック ジャックng-Level Meeting in Tokyo

July 2019

"Knowledge Sharing Session" to learn about value chains

In addition to exchanging best practices between TPOs, which has been the initial objective in previous WLMs, this time the WLM was held with the aim of creating joint projects toward further strengthening collaboration between TPOs. In line with this, a special Knowledge Sharing Session was held the day before the WLM for learning about management of value chains, 実写 版 ブラック ジャックain theme for 実写 版 ブラック ジャックeeting. It enabled member TPOs to share a common understanding regarding the theme and to prepare for better discussions prior to the WLM.

Knowledge Sharing Session

Lecture on managing value chains

Creating joint projects at breakout meetings

Under 実写 版 ブラック ジャックain theme of "value chains," members were divided into the following three groups for a breakout session: "manufacturing and logistics,” "promoting marketing and sales (e-commerce)," and "promoting marketing and sales (promotion)." At each breakout meeting, members worked together to create joint project proposals and reaffirmed the importance of cooperation between TPOs in their realization.

The joint projects will be proposed at the 32nd ATPF CEO Meeting planned for this September, after which those approved will be implemented. At the end of the session, 実写 版 ブラック ジャックongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI), which will host the CEO Meeting, presented participants with details about the upcoming meeting.

Plenary meeting

Photo session

Presentation by MNCCI

Experiencing the charm of Japanese manufacturing through the industrial tour

The day after the WLM, participants took part in the industrial tour. The first place they visited was the Nissan Yokohama Plant, where they saw the engine production line and learned about the history of the Japanese automobile industry.

They next visited the Ota City Industrial Promotion Organization and deepened their understanding of the activities conducted by Ota Ward that have been bolstering 実写 版 ブラック ジャックanufacturing industry, such as through its unique network named "Nakama Mawashi," where companies can seek out partners for cooperation in 実写 版 ブラック ジャックanufacturing process.

Lastly, they visited 実写 版 ブラック ジャックanufacturing facility called "Ota Techno Core." LPS Works, which occupies a part of the facility and uses advanced laser processing technology, introduced its operations to participants and guided them through the plant.

Among the comments JETRO received from participants, particular praise was given as follows: "We have much to learn from the support systems provided by the Japan’s national and local governments, which enable companies, even SMEs, to produce advanced technologies." "I felt anew that the success of SMEs is important in order to sophisticate and vitalize industries."

Nissan Yokohama Plant

Ota City Industrial Promotion Organization

LPS Works

Outline of the 28th 実写 版 ブラック ジャックng-Level Meeting

Date July 8-10, 2019
Venue JETRO Headquarters, Tokyo
Organizer and Secretariat JETRO (Asian Support Team of Industry and Business Development Support Division)
Participant TPOs 28 people from 21 organizations (alphabetical order)
  1. Australian Trade Commission (AUSTRADE)
  2. China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
  3. Directorate General of National Export Development (DGNED), Indonesia
  4. Department of International Trade Promotion of Thailand (DITP),
  5. Department of Trade Promotion, Laos
  6. Bangladesh Export Promotion Bureau (EPB),
  7. Enterprise Singapore (ESG)
  8. Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI)
  9. General Department of Trade Promotion (GDTP), Cambodia
  10. Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)
  11. Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM)
  12. Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)
  13. Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency Promotion Corporation (KOTRA)
  14. Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE)
  15. Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MNCCI)
  16. Ministry of Finance and Economy, Brunei Darussalam (MOFE)
  17. Myanmar Trade Promotion Organization (MYANTRADE)
  18. Sri Lanka Export Development Board (SLEDB)
  19. Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP)
  20. Taipei World Trade Center (TWTC)
  21. Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency (VIETRADE)