Japan signed more than 50 bilateral agreements with Ukraine, including accords for cooperation in the agriculture and energy sectors, as part of Tokyo’s effort to provide additional long-term assistance to the war-torn country. Although the situation in Ukraine is not easy, “promoting economic recovery is an investment for the future of Ukraine, Japan and the entire world,” Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said in his opening speech at the Tokyo conference on Monday, according to Japanese broadcasters. Japan wants to support this via cooperation between the public and private sectors. Kis…