Goh, Mori share toast at luncheon

Goh, Mori share toast at luncheon

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (R) and Singapore Prime Minister Go Chok Tong clink glasses at a luncheon held at Mori's official residence Oct. 22. Mori and Goh agreed earlier in the day to open talks in January on concluding a bilateral free trade agreement by the end of 2001.

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