Japan, China confirm notification scheme in maritime dispute

BEIJING, China - Japan and China hold working-level talks in Beijing on Sept. 15 to confirm the creation of a mutual notification mechanism in a bid to resolve disputes over Chinese research activities in Japan's exclusive economic waters. Shigekazu Sato, deputy director general of the Foreign Ministry's Asian Affairs Bureau, and his Chinese counterpart Cheng Yonghua attended the talks.

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