Grenada–Japan relations

Grenadian-Japanese relations

Grenada	Japan

Grenada–Japan relations are formal diplomatic relations between Grenada and Japan. Japan and Grenada established full diplomatic relations in April 1975. Grenada and Japan do not have resident ambassadors. The Japanese embassy for Grenada is in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

Bilateral relations

Bilateral relations between Grenada and Japan have been strengthened over the years by many visits, including the visit to Japan in 1976 of Eric Gairy, former Prime Minister of Grenada. There are two Japanese people living in Grenada. In 2009, the Japanese Government granted aid for fisheries in Grenada, to build a fisheries center in Gouyave. This fisheries center will include a fish market, ice-machines, cold facilities, processing facility, Jetty, and an Antenna Tower. This cost 1,170 million Japanese Yen (US$15 million) and was completed in 2011.

Bilateral agreements

Date	Agreement name	Law ref. number	Note
16 August 2000	Grant Agreement

See also

• Foreign relations of Grenada
• Foreign relations of Japan

References

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External links

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan

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