Drone industry leader urges Japan and Taiwan to get on same regulatory page
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In a recent interview, a prominent leader from Japan's drone industry emphasized the need for Japan and Taiwan to align their drone regulations. Speaking at the Japan Drone 2026 and International Advanced Air Mobility Expo in Chiba on June 5, the official urged Tokyo to reconsider its restrictions on defense cooperation to foster stronger business ties between the two nations. The call for regulatory harmonization comes amid growing concerns over Taiwan's drone industry, which has faced uncertainty due to budget cuts. The leader's remarks highlight the importance of collaboration in the aerospace sector, particularly as tensions in the region continue to rise. The push for unified regulations aims to enhance cooperation and innovation in drone technology, ultimately benefiting both countries' defense capabilities and economic interests.
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