With the development of China's economy and the strengthening of its military strength, there is a growing demand for adjusting its aid to China in Japan, and the amount of loan aid began to decrease after reaching the peak of 200 billion yen in 2000. After 2007, Japan will no longer provide new yen loan assistance, but will continue to provide loans for existing projects. The final loan project is a comprehensive grassland ecological management project around Qinghai Lake basin in Qinghai Province, involving afforestation of 53,000 hectares, sand prevention and damming, water conservancy facilities, etc. The total capital is 6.3 billion yen.
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Japan's aid to China is mainly used for infrastructure such as roads, airports, power stations, environmental policies and personnel training, as well as the construction of Sino-Japanese friendship hospitals and the reconstruction after the Sichuan earthquake in 2008, which has become the pillar supporting Sino-Japanese relations. Now China has surpassed Japan to become the second largest economic power in the world, and more and more Japanese are questioning this aid. 2065438+September 2007, the Japanese government's yen loan as development aid to the Chinese government ended on 26th.
Japan is the largest aid country in China, and the government's aid to China began at 1979. At that time, it was the second year of China's reform and opening-up, and China was faced with problems such as shortage of capital and technology, tight energy supply and backward basic industries. By providing 3 trillion yen in aid, including paid capital cooperation (yen loans), free capital cooperation and technical cooperation, Japan not only supported China's economic growth, but also improved the investment environment of Japanese enterprises in China. Among them, Japanese yen loans are the main aid.
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What is Minnan Internet Aid? Japan's aid to China ended, completing its 38-year mission.