Kasyanov calls for Japanese investment in Eastern Siberia

KYOTO, Japan - Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov, addressing a business luncheon in Kyoto on Dec. 17, urges Japan and other countries to invest in natural resources projects in Eastern Siberia. Kasyanov praised Japanese investment in Sakhalin for leading to successful energy projects on the Russian Far East island. (Kyodo)

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