“Last week I had the opportunity to meet the new Japanese Consul General, as well as
JETRO, or the Japan External Trade Organization,” said County Supervisor Dawn Rowe wh hosted the event. “JETRO is a government-related organization that works to promote mutual trade and investment between Japan and other entities.”
“We discussed how their businesses could benefit from locating in San Bernardino County, as well as how our local businesses could make entry into their market,” Rowe added. “We discussed exciting opportunities and applications with drones and AI.”
A collaborative dialogue aimed at strengthening ties between San Bernardino County and Japan. Officials emphasized that partnerships like these are critical to driving innovation, fostering economic growth, and building a strong foundation for future international cooperation.
San Bernardino County, recognized as a powerhouse for logistics and warehousing, is rapidly transforming into a center for technology, innovation, and global business expansion. Industries such as clean energy, drone technology, and artificial intelligence (AI) are gaining momentum, fueled by significant investments from both private companies and public agencies.
Strategically located at the intersection of major freeways, rail lines, and international airports, San Bernardino County offers connectivity that positions it as a gateway to the rest of the United States. This logistical advantage, combined with competitive operating costs and a highly skilled workforce, has made the Inland Empire a top destination for global companies seeking to establish or grow their U.S. presence.
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