Japanese, South Korean leaders meet in Cheju

Japanese, South Korean leaders meet in Cheju

CHEJU, South Korea - Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (L) and South Korean Prime Minister Kim Jong Pil (R) at the outset of the second informal Japan-South Korea ministerial meeting held at the South Korean resort Cheju Oct. 23. The meeting brought about a series of accords including coordinated North Korea policy, a taxation pact, the designation of 2002 as a year of bilateral exchanges, and a commitment to reach an investment pact. (Pool picture by Kyodo News)

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