KEDO urges Japan to promote N. Korea reactor project

KEDO urges Japan to promote N. Korea reactor project

Dusaix Anderson (R), executive director of the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO), and Japan's State Foreign Secretary Keizo Takemi (L) shake hands prior to their meeting in Tokyo on Sept. 3. Anderson urged Japan to help promote the international consortium's plan to build light-water nuclear reactors in North Korea despite Pyongyang's launch of a ballistic missile over Japan.

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