Lecture on Japan’s Trade Policy at Fresno State Craig School of Business
2019/10/16
Consul General Uyama and Supervisor Magsig
Mayor Brand and Consul General Uyama at Fresno City Hall
On Thursday, October 3, Consul General Uyama gave a lecture on Japan’s trade policy at Fresno State Craig School of Business. During his lecture, he talked about Japan’s position on the globalized economy, governance, and the role of international law. Around 200 business school students, university faculty and staff, and community members attended the lecture, which was followed by a Q&A.
Earlier in the day, he met with Supervisor Nathan Magisg, Chairman of the Fresno County Board of Supervisors, and Fresno City Mayor Lee Brand. They shared views on Fresno, Japan, and their mutual cooperation.
On Friday, October 4, Consul General Uyama visited Mr. David Mas Masumoto, board member of the Public Policy Institute of California. They discussed Mr. Masumoto’s work as well as the Japanese American history of Fresno.
Earlier in the day, he met with Supervisor Nathan Magisg, Chairman of the Fresno County Board of Supervisors, and Fresno City Mayor Lee Brand. They shared views on Fresno, Japan, and their mutual cooperation.
On Friday, October 4, Consul General Uyama visited Mr. David Mas Masumoto, board member of the Public Policy Institute of California. They discussed Mr. Masumoto’s work as well as the Japanese American history of Fresno.
Consul General Uyama and Craig School of Business Dean Robert M. Harper
Consul General Uyama begins his lecture
Consul General Uyama answers questions from audience
Consul General Uyama with the Masumoto family and Consulate officials
