Analyst: the solution to Japan about investing in Ukraine is not very reasonable
The decision of Japan to sign the agreement with Ukraine on the protection of Japanese investment, designed to make a wider flow of Japanese capital in this country, adopted under pressure from the United States, said a leading expert of the Institute of USA and Canada, the former Russian Ambassador to the Japanese Islands Alexander Panov.
The Japanese government wants to sign with Ukraine on 5 February, the Treaty concerning the encouragement and protection of investment that is required to help increase the amount of Japanese investment in the Ukrainian economy. As emphasized in a statement Tuesday press release from the foreign Ministry of Japan, in the event of the signing of the document will participate Ambassador of Japan in Ukraine, Shigeki Sumi and Minister of economic development and trade of Ukraine aivaras Abromavicius.
the Japanese foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said that Japanese investment is one of the aspects of care that the official Tokyo wished to have Ukraine, calling the Ukrainian market potential and promises great ".
Panov considers the Decision of the Japanese government about investing in Ukraine is not very reasonable.
"most likely, this resolution was approved under the pressure of the United States who want to mobilize economic aid to Ukraine. The Japanese show solidarity, however, certainly understand, because it will be a waste of money, because the market in Ukraine is destroyed, the economy destroyed, " said Panov in the talk radio Sputnik.
first in January, the Ambassador of Japan in Ukraine, said that Japan will provide Ukraine in 2015, $ 300 million of credit " As a parallel loan from the world Bank ".
In addition, in November last year, it was announced that Ukraine within the framework of a joint project with Japan development Programme and the United Nations (UNDP) will receive 5, 782 million dollars of financial assistance for the restoration of vital social infrastructure affected by military confrontation in Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.
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