Japan offers Ukraine a lesson in reconstruction
Lessons in Asian resilience
Kobe, in western Japan, is best known for its marbled beef. But feasting on the delicacy was not what brought Igor Korkhovyi to town last month. At an auditorium in the city centre, he and a group of other officials from Ukraine tucked into a day of meetings and lectures. “We should learn from your experience,” he told the region’s governor.
This article appeared in the Asia section of the print edition under the headline “Lessons in Asian resilience”
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