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The Monthly Economic Report for November assesses the current state of the Japanese economy, stating that "The Japanese economy is on the way to recovery at a moderate pace."
The Monthly Economic Report for November assesses the current state of the Japanese economy, stating that “The Japanese economy is on the way to recovery at a moderate pace.”
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Prime Minister Abe Shinzo talked with United States Senator John McCain at the Prime Minister’s Office. PM Abe expressed his high appreciation for the leadership of the U.S. Congress in maintaining maritime security for the Asia Pacific region and engaged in a frank exchange of views with Senator McCain on issues including relations with China, North Korea and Republic of Korea. (Source: MOFA)
After the Cabinet decided to hold the ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit from December 13th to 15th at the State Guest House, Akasaka Palace, Kishida Fumio, Foreign Minister said, "At this ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit, leaders are expected to discuss at the meeting the mid- and long-term visions to strengthen Japan-ASEAN relations and intend to make this an opportunity to further strengthen and expand Japan-ASEAN relations." (Source: Prime Minister of Japan and His Cabinet)
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo held the 21st Japan-EU Summit Meeting on November 19, 2013. (PM Abe was photographed with H.E. Mr. Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council, and H.E. Mr. Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission.)
Joint General Meeting of the Japan-Korea and Korea-Japan Cooperation Committees: Prime Minister Abe Shinzo said, “ Especially in light of the situation in East Asia, that there is close cooperation between Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK), who are both allies of the United States, as well as close cooperation between Japan, the ROK, and the United States. Japan will continue to strengthen cooperation with the ROK from a broad perspective and build a multilayered and future-oriented bilateral relationship.”
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo received a courtesy call from members of the Oshima Town Assembly.