Komura, Jiang hold talks

Komura, Jiang hold talks

Japanese Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura (far L) holds talks with Chinese President Jiang Zemin at the seaside retreat of Beihaihe, Hebei Province, east of Beijing, on Sunday Aug. 9. Jiang calls on Japan's new cabinet of Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi to contribute to Asia's economic stability, Japanese government officials say. The Chinese president is scheduled to visit Japan in early September. Komura arrived in Beijing on Saturday Aug. 8 for a two-day visit to meet with Chinese government leaders and the lay the groundwork for Jiang's Japan visit.

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