• From right, British Ambassador Tom Hitchens; German Ambassador Hans Carl von Werthern; Swedish Ambassador Magnus Robach; Danish Ambassador Anders Carsten Damsgaard; and French Ambassador Thierry Dana deliver presentations and answer questions, under the moderation of Uli Wienrich, first secretary of the EU Delegation to Japan (left) at a climate symposium held in Tokyo on April 21. | YOSHIAKI MIURA
    From right, British Ambassador Tom Hitchens; German Ambassador Hans Carl von Werthern; Swedish Ambassador Magnus Robach; Danish Ambassador Anders Carsten Damsgaard; and French Ambassador Thierry Dana deliver presentations and answer questions, under the moderation of Uli Wienrich, first secretary of the EU Delegation to Japan (left) at a climate symposium held in Tokyo on April 21. | YOSHIAKI MIURA
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The Delegation of the European Union to Japan held a symposium in which ambassadors of European countries and executives of major corporations discussed environmental measures in the EU.

The April 21 symposium, titled “Climate Change Policy in Europe: Opportunity or Threat for Business?” brought together ambassadors of the European Union, Denmark, Sweden, France, Germany and Britain, as well as executives of Nissan Motor Co., Ricoh Co., Unilever Japan and Shell Netherlands.

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