Kansas renews economic partnership with Japan

 


TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer says the state will renew its partnership with a group that strengthens economic ties between the state and Japan.

In 2012, then-Gov. Sam Brownback dropped the state's membership in the Midwest U.S.-Japan Association, citing the $2,000 annual cost of membership.

Colyer met with association members in April and said this week that Kansas will rejoin the regional trade organization.

The Topeka Capital-Journal reports Japan has invested in 55 Kansas businesses with 10,000 employees. Colyer's office said Japan is Kansas' third-largest export market...



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