Japan and the European Union (EU) are looking to advanced their research and development (R&D) through enhanced collaborations. This move implies joint efforts in research, sharing of information and resources, and new opportunities for scientists from both sides to exchange expertise and ideas. While the specific fields of R&D being targeted haven't been disclosed, this partnership is expected to bring benefits to scientific and technological advancements in both regions.

In Japan, the society highly values advancements in sciences, technology and innovation. Collaborations like this one with the EU are seen as an exceptional opportunity to expand knowledge while also sharing their own technological innovations with the world. Beside that, such partnerships also impacts Japan’s diplomatic ties, fostering better relationships with foreign nations.

In the EU and US, international collaborations in science and technology are common and valued. These partnerships are seen as an opportunity to pool resources and achieve mutual goals more effectively. Just as in Japan, it is also believed that such collaborations can enhance diplomatic relationships and open up new research opportunities.