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Japan Drone Industry Calls for Deeper Cooperation with Taiwan on Regulatory Alignment and Supply Chain Integration

Kakuya Iwata, executive director of Japan's UAS Industrial Development Association, has called for Japan and Taiwan to align drone certification regulations and deepen manufacturing cooperation. Speaking to Nikkei Asia on July 4, he cited Japan's strengths in components such as motors and Taiwan's export-scale manufacturing capacity as complementary assets for building a China-free supply chain, while identifying regulatory divergence and Japan's defence cooperation restrictions as the key obstacles.

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