Minister Lipavský also delivered the keynote speech on the current security challenges and Czech membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation to a symposium of experts and journalists at the Sasakawa Peace Foundation. "We understood that Putin's ultimate goal is to destroy and renegotiate the European security architecture to make it favourable to Russian interests. In this twisted vision, the sovereignty and integrity of nearby countries, the freedom and will of their people would have to align with the Kremlin's policy," Lipavský said in his speech.

Minister Lipavský also held talks in Tokyo with Hanako Jimi, Minister for EXPO 2025, and Fukushiro Nukaga, Speaker of the lower house of the Japanese Parliament. At the Czech Embassy, Jan Lipavský then opened a business seminar and met with representatives of Czech-Japanese companies and with students and teachers from the Czech language department at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS). He also answered several questions for the student magazine.

At the end of his working trip to the Indo-Pacific, during which he also visited India and Australia, the head of Czech diplomacy met with politicians and organisers of EXPO 2025 in Osaka and supported Czech participation in the world exhibition.