脱炭素で「アジア共同体」構想　日・インドネシア首脳が発表

　【ヌサドゥア時事】岸田文雄首相は１４日午後（日本時間同）、訪問先のインドネシア・バリ島で同国のジョコ大統領と会談した。両首脳はこの後、経済発展と脱炭素化の両立を目指す「アジア・ゼロエミッション共同体」構想を共同で発表した。
　共同発表は「各国の事情を考慮しながら、持続可能で経済的なエネルギー移行実現の協力モデルになる」と宣言。アジア各国に参加を呼び掛けた。インドネシアは１５日から始まる２０カ国・地域首脳会議（Ｇ２０サミット）で議長国を務める。（2022/11/14-19:24）

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Monday jointly announced an initiative to realize both economic development and a carbon-free society.
   The Asia Zero Emission Community initiative was unveiled after a bilateral summit between Kishida and Joko in Bali, Indonesia.
   "Both countries believe that Asia, as the center of global economic growth, will become a driving force for the world economy as well as a model for cooperation in realizing clean, sustainable, just, affordable, and inclusive energy transitions while taking into account different national circumstances," the joint announcement said, calling for other Asian countries to participate in the initiative.
   Indonesia will host a summit of the Group of 20 advanced and emerging economies from Tuesday.
   In their talks, Kishida and Joko agreed that their countries will work together in dealing with China, which is strengthening its advance into the East and South China seas, and North Korea, which is continuing its nuclear and missile development.