Research

2023 Research and Study

Project Title:

The Role of Japan’s Diplomacy in the Middle East/Eurasia: Understanding the Reality of Great Power-led Connectivity Strategies and Regional Order Restructuring in an Era of Competition among Nations

Duration:

From April 1, 2023 to March 31, 2026

Summary:

While the influence of the United States is declining, Russia, India, and China are expanding their influence in the Middle East/Eurasia, which extends from Asia, including the Middle East, to Europe, and competition among nations is becoming increasingly fierce. Based on this understanding of the situation, this project aims to elucidate the reality of great power-led connectivity strategies and regional order restructuring in the Middle East/Eurasia through research on the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) and regional-led diplomacy in the Middle East, and to propose a role for Japan in the region as it works to formulate a rules-based order.

Members:

Project Manager

Akitaka Saiki

President, Middle East Institute of Japan (MEIJ)

Deputy Project Manager

Kiyoshi Asako

Vice President, MEIJ

Unit Chief

Kenta Aoki

Executive Research Fellow, MEIJ

Member

Ryohei Kasai

Visiting Associate Professor, Center for South Asian Studies, Gifu Women's University/Director, Japan-India Association

Member

Mizuki Chuman

Senior Researcher, Japan Association for Trade with Russia & NIS (ROTOBO)

Member

Hisae Nakanishi

Professor, Graduate School of Global Studies, Doshisha University

Member

Masaki Mizobuchi

Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Faculty of Law, Meijigakuin University

Member

Emi Mifune

Professor, Faculty of Law, Komazawa University

Member

Mayu Kaneko

Secretary General and Senior Research Fellow, MEIJ

Member

Kenichiro Takao

Executive Research Fellow, MEIJ

Member

Masahide Takahashi

Senior Research Fellow, MEIJ

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