The FII PRIORITY Asia 2025 summit, organized by the FII Institute, will be held in Tokyo – Japan on November 30 and December 1, 2025. It is a major event bringing together heads of state, investors, decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and representatives of civil society from around the world.
Among the guests is the European Cooperation System (SEC), whose president, Mr. Gabriel MVOGO SAINT, will actively participate in this edition. The SEC is thus associated with the dynamic of openness and international partnership advocated by the Institute, in a context where Asia, and Japan in particular, are positioning themselves as strategic bridges between the East, Africa, and Europe.
FII PRIORITY Asia 2025 aims to “transform the West-East dialogue into concrete investment and disruptive collaboration” in areas such as artificial intelligence, mobility, health, private markets, the creative economy, and supply chains.
In this context, the SEC, represented by Gabriel MVOGO SAINT, intends to play a central role: serving as a link between European investors interested in opportunities, particularly in the mining, commercial, and development sectors, and Asian and, more broadly, global markets. The objective is to foster bilateral or multilateral partnerships, encourage capital flows, and promote projects with a strong global impact.
The SEC’s participation in this summit is part of a strategic diplomatic and economic context: FII PRIORITY Asia 2025 will highlight Japan’s growing role as a center of gravity for the global economy and as a platform for innovation, research, and sustainable development.
The political dimension will be reinforced by the announced presence of Sanae Takaichi, Prime Minister of Japan, who will speak as a guest of honor at the summit on December 1.
On this occasion, Mr. Gabriel MVOGO and the SEC express their gratitude to Richard Attias, Chairman of the Executive Committee and Acting CEO of the FII Institute, for the invitation and the trust placed in them. The gesture is seen as recognition of the SEC’s commitment to promoting structured, responsible, and sustainable transcontinental investments.
