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Japan–Pakistan relations, also called Japanese-Pakistani relations, refers to the bilateral relations between Japan and Pakistan. Japan was among the first nations to recognize Pakistan's sovereignty, doing so three days after the latter's independence on 14 August 1947. Diplomatic relations between the two were officially established in April 1952 following the end of the Allied occupation of Japan. Pakistan played a major role in helping to lift the occupation as well as rebuilding the Japanese economy via mass exports and waiving war reparations owed to the country by Japan. The relationship between the two countries strengthened through the Cold War due to Pakistan's alliance with the U.S.-led Western Bloc, which Japan was a part of. Relations between Japan and Pakistan have generally

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rdfs:label	Japan–Pakistan relations (en) العلاقات اليابانية الباكستانية (ar) Relations entre le Japon et le Pakistan (fr) 日本とパキスタンの関係 (ja) Пакистано-японские отношения (ru) 日本－巴基斯坦關係 (zh)
rdfs:comment	العلاقات اليابانية الباكستانية هي العلاقات الثنائية التي تجمع بين اليابان وباكستان. (ar) 本項では、日本とパキスタンの関係（にほんとパキスタンのかんけい、ウルドゥー語: پاک-جاپان تعلقات、英語: Japan–Pakistan relations）について述べる。 (ja) Пакистано-японские отношения — двусторонние дипломатические отношения между Пакистаном и Японией. (ru) 日本－巴基斯坦關係（乌尔都语: پاک-جاپان تعلقات‬、日语：日本とパキスタンの関係）指的是日本与巴基斯坦之间的外交关系。根据2017年BBC的调查结果，有38％的巴基斯坦人对日本的印象较好，20％的巴基斯坦人不认为日本很亲切。目前两国均于对方首都互设大使馆，日本在卡拉奇亦设有领事馆。 (zh) Japan–Pakistan relations, also called Japanese-Pakistani relations, refers to the bilateral relations between Japan and Pakistan. Japan was among the first nations to recognize Pakistan's sovereignty, doing so three days after the latter's independence on 14 August 1947. Diplomatic relations between the two were officially established in April 1952 following the end of the Allied occupation of Japan. Pakistan played a major role in helping to lift the occupation as well as rebuilding the Japanese economy via mass exports and waiving war reparations owed to the country by Japan. The relationship between the two countries strengthened through the Cold War due to Pakistan's alliance with the U.S.-led Western Bloc, which Japan was a part of. Relations between Japan and Pakistan have generally (en) Le Japon et le Pakistan ont inauguré des relations diplomatiques le 28 avril 1952. Les relations entre le Japon et le Pakistan ont été fortes. Malgré quelques vicissitudes, les relations Japon-Pakistan n'ont cessé de croître dans l'intérêt mutuel des deux pays. Jusqu'à la fin des années 1950, le rapport était essentiellement celui de deux pays en voie de développement. Le Pakistan, étant la source principale du coton brut de l'industrie textile du Japon, était l'un de ses partenaires commerciaux importants. Les achats japonais ont d'autre part contribué à bâtir l'industrie textile du Pakistan. Dans les années 1960, le Japon, cependant, est réapparu comme une nation industrialisée moderne et a commencé à faire des prêts en Yens pour aider le Pakistan. L'aide japonaise a été doublée au Pakis (fr)
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