In 2021，the Suga and Kishida administrations generally continued Shinzo Abe’s Africa policy，which attempt to keep its participation in African affairs and maintain its international political influence by strengthening the third-party cooperation with U.S. and European countries in Africa. Japan also paid attention to further developing the potential of Japan-Africa economic and trade cooperation through the mode of “public-private cooperation”. In specific ways，on the one hand，Japan continued to strengthen economic and trade cooperation and social development assistance to Africa from a long-term perspective. On the other hand，it also focused on practical issues and actively carries out vaccine assistance diplomacy. Japan has also attempted to implement its own strategy by paving the way for the 8^th Tokyo International Conference on African Development（TICAD Ⅷ），which was held in Tunis in 2022.