Japanese Foreign Minister mauki minchong plans to visit Mauritius, South Africa and Tunisia in December, a Japanese government official said on Monday. In Mauritius, the two sides will discuss the assistance measures for the fuel leakage accident of Japanese freighters.

According to the report of the meeting with Prime Minister Jaeger Maugham to prevent the oil leakage, the Prime Minister of Mauritius will provide support to the people's livelihood of Mangrove in September. In October, Japan sent an investigation team of experts.

According to analysis, the visit will be combined with these measures to discuss Japan's specific assistance measures.

In addition, South Africa is the chair of the African Union (AU) in 2020, and Tunisia plans to hold the eighth African Development Conference (TICAD) in 2022. MaoMu will discuss with the two countries on the new crown epidemic prevention in Africa.

Japanese government officials said that Japan has started coordination with the above countries on this visit, and MaoMu minchong will leave as soon as next week.