Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi plans to highlight Japan’s pledged $550 billion U.S. investment and expected American jobs during her Tuesday meeting with President Donald Trump in New York. The summit, held on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, will also address China-related economic and security pressure, the U.S.-Japan alliance, defense spending and the cost of American troops stationed in Japan. Japan’s investment commitment formed part of a tariff agreement establishing a reciprocal 15% tariff on Japanese imports, with projects including Texas oil and gas development, a Georgia critical-minerals facility and power generation for artificial intelligence infrastructure. The meeting precedes Trump’s planned discussion with Chinese President Xi Jinping later that week, as Tokyo watches for possible agreements on Taiwan, trade, artificial intelligence regulation or rare-earth export controls.