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Economic Security Global Forum Weeks

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Economic Security Global Forum Weeks

The World's First Event for Intensive Public-Private Dialogue on Economic Security

To strengthen domestic and international collaboration in the field of economic security, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry will convene the Economic Security Global Forum Weeks during October and December 2025. This international initiative, organized in partnership with government bodies, and private think tanks and others, will provide a dedicated platform for concentrated discussions on economic security. Through this effort, Japan aims to establish a framework that promotes mutual understanding and cooperation among relevant institutions both at home and abroad.​

Scheduled for December 15, 2025 Tokyo Economic Security Forum(Government-hosted event)

Latest information

We have launched the Economic Security Global Forum Weeks (GFW) portal site (English version), featuring the first and the second series of GFW events.
We have launched the Economic Security Global Forum Weeks (GFW) portal site (Japanese version), featuring the first series of GFW events.

Conference and event information

GFW brochure (PDF:1,710KB) pdfファイル
  • Public

Economic Security Exhibition and Conference (ECONOSEC JAPAN) 2025

Date
-
Venue
Ikebukuro Sunshine City Exhibition Hall B, Special Hall, suite 501
Organizer
ECONOSEC JAPAN Executive Committee | Jiji Press

A conference and exhibition about economic security. To participate, reservation is required. The year 2025 marks the third of ECONOSEC JAPAN, with Professor Masahiko Hosokawa from Meisei University chairing the Executive Committee. The conference will feature exhibits by consulting companies, law offices, cyber security companies, among other organizations. At the conference, former Minister in charge of Economic Security Takayuki Kobayashi will take the podium, and a panel discussion on reinforcing the global supply chain and related topics will also take place.

  • Public

Japan-US Forum

Date
-
Venue
Online/Princeton University Washington Office (Washington DC, US)
Organizer
Princeton University (US) | Japan Economic Foundation

A forum where experts from Japan and the US discuss the outlook of the economic ties between the two countries. The topics for 2025 are: (1) how Japan and the US’s supply chain vulnerabilities can be overcome through technological and industrial partnership policies; (2) how the Japan-US security partnership should be expanded and developed to strengthen deterrence in the Indo-Pacific Region; and (3) measures to achieve rule-based trade order by mitigating the US’s protectionism and balance free trade and economic security.

  • Public

Economic Security in the Divided World Seen from the Next-Generation Perspective

Date
Place
Online
Organizer
Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo | Pacific Forum

Commemorating the publication of economic security papers by young leaders from a US think tank “Pacific Forum,” this event will feature author presentations and panel discussions. The authors will discuss the following topics that are relatively new in the field: (1) multi-national cooperation in the shipbuilding industry ; (2) international politics related to central bank digital currencies (CBDCs); and (3) aid policies for Pacific Island countries. The audience will have an opportunity to ask questions in the Q&A session.

  • Public

RIETI-ANU Symposium “Asia’s Response to Great Power Disruption and Global Economic Disorder”

Date
Venue
Iino Hall & Conference Center + available through online live streaming (hybrid event)
Organizer
Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI) | Australian National University (ANU)

Explore collaborative strategies for the East Asian region to address US-China risks, focusing on economic security. Specifically, Asia’s leading think tanks will work together to reinforce supply chains, restructure the regional trade system, and make policy recommendations to countries and international organizations focusing on maintaining and enhancing international norms. After the symposium, the event video will be available through its official YouTube Channel “rietichannel.”

  • Private

GZERO Summit Japan 2025

Date
Place
Tokyo
Organizer
Eurasia Group
Co-organizer
Keidanren (Japan Business Fereration)

The event will address and examine pressing issues, including politics, security, trade, technological innovation, energy, and environment, that are facing global companies in the “G-Zero” world － where no one country leads global governance. The featured guests are CEOs and executives from major companies, experts from non-profit organizations, and government officials from various countries. The summit will be chaired by Ian Bremmer, the President of the Eurasia Group (US) and scholar of international politics, and Yoshinobu Tsutsui, Chairman of Keidanren (Japan Business Federation).

  • Private

CESO Round Table: Outlook of Geopolitical Risks, Uncertainties, and New Business Models (tentative)

Date
Place
Tokyo
Organizer
PwC Japan Group | Eurasia Group Japan

The CESO Round Table, held alongside the GZERO Summit Japan 2025, will feature officers and managers from Japanese companies who are promoting economic security primarily in the manufacturing industry. The purpose of the event is to raise awareness among Japanese corporate leadership on the promotion of economic security initiatives through the discussions on management agendas closely related to geopolitical risk, and to provide networking opportunities. The discussions will cover topics like new business model frameworks considering geopolitical risks and related transformations.

  • Partially public

Geoeconomics Summit 2025

Date
Place
Online/Tokyo
Organizer
Institute of Geoeconomics, International House of Japan

This event will gather a wide range of guests, including government officials and experts from Japan, the US, Europe, and the ASEAN region. The session will address issues facing the international community and examine how international cooperation should be structured to solve these problems from a geoeconomic standpoint. A dialogue among former US senior government officials and panel discussions such as “EU Plus CPTPP? Europe in the Era of the Indo-Pacific Region” are scheduled to take place. This is an invitation-only event, except for the sessions available through live streaming. The rest of the event may be available through archived streaming.

Public
The event is open to the general public, regardless of whether attending in person or online.
Partially public
In-person attendance is by invitation only, but online access is open to the general public. Alternatively, only selected sessions—regardless of whether in-person or online—are open to the general public.
Private
Attendance is by invitation only, regardless of whether participation is in-person or online, and the content discussed in the sessions is also not disclosed to the public.

Please be advised that the contents are subject to change.

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