Weaponizing the Strait of Hormuz|Disability-Inclusive Approaches from PacRim 2026|Harmony by Design Interview Series
SPF English Newsletter: July 2026 Vol. 1
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Contributing to the peace and stability of the international community while strengthening Japan's security capabilities
Contributing to the creation of peace and a new international order in the face of drastic shifts in the security environment by cooperating with the United States, friends, and partners
Assessing global shifts to contribute to the creation of a more advantageous security environment
Building a foundation of trust between Japan and Asia to fortify solidarity and engender peaceful coexistence
Pursuing resolutions to lingering conflicts and the establishment of peace
Working toward a future of lasting peace and mutual understanding
The West Asia and Islam Program works to expand dialogue and promotes human exchange and capacity development to enhance understanding of West Asia and the Islamic world and strengthen relations between Japan and countries in the region
The program advances sustainable solutions to shared regional challenges through the promotion of social innovation
How is lasting peace built on the ground? In the final episode of the series, Mr. Harsha Kumara Navaratne, Chairman of the Sevalanka Foundation in Sri Lanka, is joined by Dr. Atsushi Sunami, President of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation. Together, they discuss the ongoing challenges of reconciliation in post-conflict societies, and explore why new, locally rooted and youth-focused approaches are essential for lasting peace. Dr. Sunami also introduces the launch of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation’s Center for Mediation Support in April 2026.