Official working visit of President Felipe Calderón to Japan. President Felipe Calderón visited Japan from January 31st to February 2nd, 2010, with the purpose of encouraging the construction of an alliance for economic recovery as well as the strengthening of the strategic association between Mexico and Japan. The visit was equally significant as both countries commemorate relevant events such as the 400 anniversary of the first contacts between the two nations. In addition, this year Mexico celebrates the bicentennial of its independence and the centenary of the Mexican revolution, episodes that established the values and ideals of our nation.
During his official visit to Japan, President Calderón met with His Majesty The Emperor Akihito, His Excellency the Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and the members of his Cabinet, with whom he held a dialogue on political, economic and cultural topics of mutual interest, among other activities.
This visit marks the beginning of a new era for the relations between Mexico and Japan. Dialogue, cooperation and the exchanges between the two countries were strengthened as a result of this visit. Read more….
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MEXICO 2010. In 2010, Mexico commemorates the bicentennial of its Independence movement and the centennial of its Revolution with an extensive program of events. All Mexicans and foreign citizens alike are invited to participate in these events to learn about and reflect on Mexico’s past. These celebrations are not just about remembering important dates; they are about reviving the values and ideals that shaped our nation. Read more…
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In 2009 and 2010 Mexicans and Japanese celebrate 400 years since the first contacts between their peoples. Since the 17th Century, Mexicans and Japanese have strengthened their economic, political and cultural ties.
At the same time they have built a friendship based on mutual understanding and cooperation. Mexicans and Japanese have acknowledged their differences and learned from each other over the past years.
We have both a strong friendship and a comprehensive relation sustained in mutual understanding and shared values. Now is time to strive for a lasting economic, political and cultural partnership as we face numerous opportunities in the years ahead.
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Official working visit of President Felipe Calderón to Japan.
MEXICO 2010. In 2010, Mexico commemorates the bicentennial of its Independence movement and the centennial of its Revolution with an extensive program of events. All Mexicans and foreign citizens alike are invited to participate in these events to learn about and reflect on Mexico’s past. These celebrations are not just about remembering important dates; they are about reviving the values and ideals that shaped our nation. 
