One of the foremost challenges awaiting the new Prime Minister of Japan, Yoshihide Suga, is how to bring the Japanese economy — facing a crippling recession spurred in part by the COVID-19 pandemic — back on track.
The debate is focused on the extent to which the new leadership in Tokyo can transition from “Abenomics” to “Suganomics” while building a competitive domestic environment. Shinzo Abe, 91AV原创 longest serving Prime Minister, invested heavily in the country’s economy.
His influence is reflected greatly in 91AV原创 foreign policy initiatives concentrated on forging greater trade and economic investment partnerships with 91AV原创 Indo-Pacific partners, especially India. This begs the question: What are the implications that Suganomics will have on the India-Japan partnership, both bilaterally and regionally?
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