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Japan-Fiji Leaders Video Teleconference Meeting: SUPPLIED
Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama had a video teleconference with the Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide on Tuesday, the Cabinet Office of Japan has announced.
Discussion on numerous issues took place in the 20 minute teleconference.
“Prime Minister Suga stated that Pacific Island countries such as Fiji are important partners to Japan, and that he would like to strengthen relations between the two countries,” states a Cabinet of Japan press release.
“He also stated that he would like to continue working closely with Prime Minister Bainimarama toward a “Free and Open Indo-Pacific.”
Mr Suga also expressed his intention to continue supporting Fiji with measures against COVID-19, provide support for the recovery from damage caused by cyclones, contribute to disaster prevention measures, and deepen cooperation in areas such as infrastructure development.
Experts explain: Where will future growth come from?
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Author: Kate Whiting, Senior Writer, Formative Content
The latest Agenda Dialogue brought together global leaders in finance and politics to discuss how to generate economic growth to build future markets.
The session was part of the World Economic Forum’s Jobs Reset Summit.
From the need to contain the pandemic, to embracing diversity and growing the green economy, here are some of the key quotes from the session.
How will emerging and advanced economies be able to generate the economic growth they need to recover from the pandemic, while also growing sustainably and equitably?
Fujitsu leverages world’s fastest supercomputer Fugaku and AI to deliver tsunami prediction Feb. 17 05:50 am JST Feb. 17 | 06:38 am JST SENDAI/TOKYO/KAWASAKI
The International Research Institute of Disaster Science at Tohoku University, the Earthquake Research Institute at the University of Tokyo, and Fujitsu Laboratories have announced the successful development of an AI model that will empower disaster management teams with the ability to predict tsunami flooding in coastal areas in near real-time, harnessing the computational power of the world’s fastest supercomputer, Fugaku, jointly developed by RIKEN and Fujitsu.
As part of the joint initiative, several high-resolution tsunami simulations were carried out using Japan’s flagship supercomputer Fugaku. A new AI model was then created using simulated offshore tsunami waveforms and coastal flooding conditions as training data.