Discuss Japan > Timelines > Advisory Committee on Cultural Exchanges in Asia Prime Minister Abe Shinzo attended the fifth meeting of the Advisory Committee on Cultural Exchanges in Asia and said, “When I visited Southeast Asia in January of this year, I presented five principles of Japan's ASEAN diplomacy. I believe you have discussed specific measures regarding the fourth principle, 'Protecting and nurturing Asia's diverse cultural heritages and traditions,' from a broad range of perspectives.”
Advisory Committee on Cultural Exchanges in Asia Prime Minister Abe Shinzo attended the fifth meeting of the Advisory Committee on Cultural Exchanges in Asia and said, “When I visited Southeast Asia in January of this year, I presented five principles of Japan's ASEAN diplomacy. I believe you have discussed specific measures regarding the fourth principle, 'Protecting and nurturing Asia's diverse cultural heritages and traditions,' from a broad range of perspectives.”
Advisory Committee on Cultural Exchanges in Asia
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo attended the fifth meeting of the Advisory Committee on Cultural Exchanges in Asia and said, “When I visited Southeast Asia in January of this year, I presented five principles of Japan’s ASEAN diplomacy. I believe you have discussed specific measures regarding the fourth principle, ‘Protecting and nurturing Asia’s diverse cultural heritages and traditions,’ from a broad range of perspectives.”
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