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To support this vision, Japan is emphasizing infrastructure projects that enhance regional connectivity. A key component is the Nala corridor, a strategic logistics route established in 2012 linking Zambia to the Indian Ocean, which Japan continues to develop through roads, ports, and inland transport links. Japan’s "offer type" development aid differentiates itself from traditional models by proactively designing and suggesting projects in line with both Japanese and local economic interests.