On June 14-17, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), a Japanese organization engaged in promotion of mutual trade and investment between Japan and other countries worldwide, organizes a visit of a Japanese business mission to the cities of Khabarovsk and Vladivostok located in the Russian Far East.
The delegates plan to visit the enterprises operating in the service sector, according to the Russian Ministry of Far Eastern Development. The head of JETRO office in Moscow, Kunihiro Nomura, announced that the representatives from 22 Japanese companies would arrive to the Far East in Russia.
“Japanese businessmen will visit commercial enterprises on the basis of which Japanese chains plan to launch their branches. A series of meetings are planned to be held with representatives from Japanese companies, which are already operating in the territory of Russia, as well as with local partners to support the promotion of Japanese companies in the service sector (restaurants, distribution, retail, beauty salons, educational services) in the Far Eastern markets,” the statement reads.
