AMBASSADOR HAGERTY: The prime minister and the President have had very constructive discussions on increasing Japan's defensive capability and interoperability with the United States.
A few tweets Iran's Supreme Leader issued after his meeting with Prime Minister Abe today hint at a motive Iran might have to conduct something like the attack that happened today.
When Prime Minister Abe and Ambassador Kennedy announced the opening date, Hogwarts castle was illuminated with a spectacular show of lights and brilliant fireworks.
The top-level meeting between Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the US President Barack Obama held in May ironically ended with the two leaders isolated over this issue.
As Prime Minister Abe and President Trump begin to work together, we are committed to working with government, business and civil society leaders in both countries to ensure a vibrant and dynamic U.S.-Japan relationship.
Future prospects for a peace treaty Prime Minister Abe and President Putin have repeatedly cited the very unusual state of Japan and Russia not having concluded a peace treaty.
At the same forum, Japan-EU Partnership on Sustainable Connectivity and Quality Infrastructure was signed between Prime Minister Abe and Chairman Junker, and the memorandum of understanding was signed.
During a subsequent question-and-answer session, Putin said he wanted to clinch the deal first and then continue to discuss the territorial issue with Abe as“friends.”.
When Prime Minister Abe and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met at a Japan/China summit in May, they promised to create a forum where the private sector and public sector could get together and talk about development cooperation in third countries.
On the sidelines of the 31st Association of South East Asian(Asean) Summit in November, meanwhile, Abe and President Duterte witnessed the signing of several agreements worth a total of 132.33 billion yen(about $1.18 billion).
At the press conference following the meeting, Prime Minister Abe and President Putin emphasized that they are aiming for a mutually acceptable solution regarding the territorial issue and intend to further deepen cooperative relations between the two countries, mainly in economic areas.
It was about two weeks ago that Prime Minister May on the occasion of her visit to Japan met and held talks with Prime Minister Abe and reaffirmed the strong partnership between Japan and the United Kingdom and of its strategic importance on a global scale.
After numerous meetings over the past few years between Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin, they have launched various economic projects on the islands in areas such as the farming of fish and shellfish, wind-generated energy, and tourism, though Moscow says investment is still meagre.
According to Ms Ito, 53-year-old Mr Yamaguchi- who is said to have close ties to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe- invited her to dinner to discuss a possible job opportunity in 2015.
The Vice President met with Prime Minister Abe on Tuesday, where they reaffirmed their shared goal of bolstering a free and open Indo-Pacific and welcomed concrete progress in joint efforts to develop energy, infrastructure, and digital connectivity within this region.
However, when asked about the consistency between greenhouse gas emission reduction target and the agreement at the G7 summit, PM Shinzo Abe and the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Yoichi Miyazawa only repeated that they would support highly efficient coal plants.
In light of the amicable talks with Abe and Xi only days before, the clear aim of this meeting with Modi is to insure that Japan is fully engaged with the two economic giants- China and India- in a way that can insure a more effective development for all Asia, something clearly unwelcome in Washington.
As this LDP Committee prepared its proposed amendments and the U.S. House of Representatives began to consider H. Res.121(including a hearing held by the Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, and the Global Environment in mid-February 2007), Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo and his Cabinet issued a number of statements in March 2007.
In response to the voice of the residents and their fervent movements, the Kiko Network and Greenpeace Japan together sent a letter to Prime Minister Abe and JBIC on August 21st as a follow up to the letter by the residents asking for the project's suspension and to emphasize the cost of the Batang coal fired power plant project Click here to read the letter.
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