Yukio Takasu
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is the Permanent Representative
Permanent Representative
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 to the United Nations
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 for Japan
Japan
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. He was responsible for Japan’s policy toward Western Europe (Director of Western Europe
Western Europe
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 Division, 1989–92). During the Gulf Crisis, Takasu was in charge of formulating Japan’s contribution to the international efforts, including drafting UN Peacekeeping Cooperation Law.

Career

From 1981 to 1988, Takasu served at the Japanese Mission to the United Nations
United Nations
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as First Secretary and later as Counsellor. During this period, he served as a member of the ACABQ.
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