TOKYO -- The 14 nations in the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework will consider creating a formal system for sharing semiconductor devices, medical products and other vital supplies during international emergencies, Nikkei has learned.
Plan for mutual transfers of vital goods would be triggered by wars, pandemics
Members of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework will consider sharing semiconductors and other crucial products during global emergencies to avoid reliance on China. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The 14 nations in the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework will consider creating a formal system for sharing semiconductor devices, medical products and other vital supplies during international emergencies, Nikkei has learned.