Iraqi communication minister meets Aso

Iraqi communication minister meets Aso

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese telecommunications minister Taro Aso (L) welcomes Haydar al-Abadi, communication minister of the Iraqi Governing Council, at his office March 3 in Tokyo. The Iraqi minister asked Japan for help in restoring his country's communications system. (Kyodo)

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