Vietnamese premier calls for financial aid from Japan

Vietnamese premier calls for financial aid from Japan

Vietnamese Prime Minister Phan Van Khai meets reporters in Hanoi on March 25. In his remarks, Khai said his country wants to join Japan's 30-billion-dollar Asian aid program as early as possible.

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