Japan signs accord to waive 710 bil. yen loans to Iraq

Japan signs accord to waive 710 bil. yen loans to Iraq

TOKYO, Japan - Visiting Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari (L) and Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso shake hands in Tokyo on Nov. 24 after signing documents to waive about $6.1 billion, or 710 billion yen, in Japan's loans to Iraq. (Kyodo)

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