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Delegation from Japan's ruling coalition heads to China NHK

A group of officials from Japan's ruling coalition has departed Tokyo for China. The three-day trip is part of a push to improve bilateral ties.

Liberal Democratic Party Secretary-General Moriyama Hiroshi and his Komeito counterpart Nishida Makoto lead the 12-member delegation.

They flew from Tokyo's Haneda Airport on Monday.

On Tuesday, they will attend the first Japan-China Ruling Party Exchange Council meeting since 2018.

The agenda will likely include Japanese seafood imports, Japanese citizens detained in China, and North Korea's repeated missile launches.

Arrangements are also underway for talks with senior Chinese officials including Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

Japan's Foreign Minister Iwaya Takeshi visited China last month.
Summary
Japanese officials led by Moriyama Hiroshi and Nishida Makoto from the ruling coalition visit China for a 3-day trip aimed at improving bilateral ties. The delegation, which includes 12 members, departed Tokyo's Haneda Airport on Monday. They are scheduled to attend the first Japan-China Ruling
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ID: 4788f2e4-e109-4755-a42e-8adab27dfcc6

Category ID: nhk

URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20250113_07/

Date: Jan. 13, 2025

Created: 2025/01/14 07:00

Updated: 2025/12/08 07:09

Last Read: 2025/01/14 07:28