Japan to provide financial and technical support for infrastructure recovery in Persian Gulf nations damaged by the U.S.-Iran war, aiming to ensure stable energy supply.
Japan's support will focus on helping rebuild oil and power facilities in countries like the United Arab Emirates, where petroleum production infrastructure has been damaged.
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