Pacific Rim free trade deal signed in N.Z. ceremony

Pacific Rim free trade deal signed in N.Z. ceremony

Shuichi Takatori, wearing kimono and representing Japan, signs the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade accord in a ceremony in Auckland, New Zealand, on Feb. 4, 2016. The senior vice minister of Japan's Cabinet Office took the place of Akira Amari, who had been Japan's lead negotiator for the TPP until resigning recently as minister for economic and fiscal policy and other Cabinet posts over a cash-for-favors scandal. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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