Japan's Young Entrepreneurs Strengthen Ties with Five Asian Counterparts Through MOU
On February 26, 2023, the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Young Entrepreneurs Group (Japan YEG), led by President Tomohichiro Ono, took a significant step towards enhancing international collaboration by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with five youth economic organizations from across Asia. This event coincided with Japan YEG's national conference held in Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture.
The newly established associations include:
These agreements are a part of Japan YEG’s larger mission to bolster a network of young entrepreneurs throughout the Asian region. This initiative aims to facilitate international business matching, foster mutual exchanges among young economic players, and create joint ventures that will pave the way for innovative solutions in various business sectors.
In addition to these new partnerships, Japan YEG also holds existing MOU agreements with five other organizations:
In 1983, the Japan YEG was established to develop the capabilities and foster relationships among young entrepreneurs who are expected to play critical roles in the future of regional economies. Currently, it boasts approximately 32,000 members from 417 local chambers of commerce across Japan. Its mission is to promote mutual knowledge and skill enhancement among young business leaders who are the key to building vibrant communities.
The organization is led this fiscal year by President Tomohichiro Ono, also affiliated with the Komatsu Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s young entrepreneurs’ division.
For inquiries, the Japan YEG operates through the Bureau of Small and Medium Enterprises Development located at:
Address: 4th Floor Marunouchi Double Bridge Building, 3-2-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan
Phone: 03-3283-7848
Provided by the Japan YEG Public Relations Committee, Vice Chairman Akira Sakaguchi (Okinawa Prefecture Chamber of Commerce Young Entrepreneurs Group, Miyakojima Chamber of Commerce Young Entrepreneurs Group).
The newly established associations include:
- - Young Entrepreneurs Association Brunei (YEAB)
- - Young Entrepreneurs Association of Laos (YEAL)
- - Myanmar Young Entrepreneurs Association (MYEA)
- - Singapore Young Business Leaders Network (SBF YBLN)
- - Malaysian Young Entrepreneurs Association (MAYA)
These agreements are a part of Japan YEG’s larger mission to bolster a network of young entrepreneurs throughout the Asian region. This initiative aims to facilitate international business matching, foster mutual exchanges among young economic players, and create joint ventures that will pave the way for innovative solutions in various business sectors.
In addition to these new partnerships, Japan YEG also holds existing MOU agreements with five other organizations:
- - Young Entrepreneurs Association of Cambodia (YEAC)
- - The Third Wednesday Association Young Entrepreneur Group (YEA-YEG) from Taiwan
- - Vietnam Young Entrepreneurs Association (VYEA)
- - Thai Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce (YEC)
- - Philippine Young Entrepreneurs Association (PYEA)
In 1983, the Japan YEG was established to develop the capabilities and foster relationships among young entrepreneurs who are expected to play critical roles in the future of regional economies. Currently, it boasts approximately 32,000 members from 417 local chambers of commerce across Japan. Its mission is to promote mutual knowledge and skill enhancement among young business leaders who are the key to building vibrant communities.
The organization is led this fiscal year by President Tomohichiro Ono, also affiliated with the Komatsu Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s young entrepreneurs’ division.
For inquiries, the Japan YEG operates through the Bureau of Small and Medium Enterprises Development located at:
Address: 4th Floor Marunouchi Double Bridge Building, 3-2-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan
Phone: 03-3283-7848
Provided by the Japan YEG Public Relations Committee, Vice Chairman Akira Sakaguchi (Okinawa Prefecture Chamber of Commerce Young Entrepreneurs Group, Miyakojima Chamber of Commerce Young Entrepreneurs Group).
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