Tokyo plans to more than double its security assistance program, raising the total to 114 million US dollars. The expanded funding will support 12 nations across the Indo-Pacific. Officials describe the increase as part of a broader strategic effort to strengthen regional partnerships. The initiative focuses on enhancing security cooperation without specifying individual country allocations. Details on the exact distribution of funds remain under review by Japanese authorities. The move reflects ongoing diplomatic priorities in the region. No additional figures or timelines have been released at this stage.
