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Prime Minister Abe Shinzo received a courtesy call from a group of remaining Japanese in China and others.
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo received a courtesy call from a group of remaining Japanese in China and others.
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Foreign Minister Kishida Fumio received a courtesy call from the UN Commission of Inquiry (COI) on Human Rights in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). COI Chairman Michael Kirby said the Commission would conduct detailed inquiries concerning the human rights situation in DPRK, which, he hopes, would contribute to the appropriate resolution of human rights issues in North Korea, including the abduction issue. (Source: MOFA)
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)
Government of Japan decided to provide emergency relief goods worth 16 million yen (water purifiers, sleeping pads, etc) to the Republic of the Sudan, through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in response to the request following serious damage from the floods. (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)
Japan-Hungary Summit Meeting: Prime Minister Abe Shinzo held talks with H.E. Mr. Viktor Orbán, Prime Minister of Hungary. The leaders signed a Joint Statement between.