Japan, China to hold talks to narrow history gap
(Reuters/Xinhua) Updated: 2006-12-25 14:30
Continued efforts to further bilateral ties
China and Japan on Monday pledged continued efforts to push forward the
development of relations between the two countries and agreed that there is now
a good momentum for the bilateral relationship.
In a telephone
conversation, Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing and his Japanese counterpart
Taro Aso agreed that the overall bilateral relationship now maintains a good
momentum for improvement and development.
That conforms to the
fundamental interests of the two countries and peoples and is also conducive to
peace and development in the region and the rest of the world, they said.
The two ministers agreed that China and Japan should continue to work
together to promote the further development of bilateral relations.
They
also agreed to further strengthen coordination to promote the process of the
six-party talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue, in efforts to achieve the
denuclearization of the peninsula at an early date.
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