Japan, Colombia agree to sign memo for defense exchanges

Japanese Defense Minister Gen Nakatani and his Colombian counterpart Juan Carlos Pinzon hold talks at the Defense Ministry in Tokyo on March 14, 2015. Japan and Colombia agreed in their first defense ministerial meeting to sign a memorandum possibly in May for defense exchanges in such areas as disaster relief and humanitarian assistance. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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