Kawaguchi, Ivanov agree to promote political dialogue

Kawaguchi, Ivanov agree to promote political dialogue

WHISTLER, Canada - Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi (R) meets Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov in Whistler, Canada, on June 12. They agreed to activate political dialogue between the two countries and make efforts to jump-start stalled bilateral peace treaty negotiations.

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