Mori, Simitis release joint press statement

Mori, Simitis release joint press statement

ATHENS, Greece - Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (L) and his Greek counterpart Konstantinos Simitis announce a joint press statement in Athens on Jan. 13 after holding talks earlier in the day. Mori is on the final leg of his four-nation trip that started Jan. 7 and took him to South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria.

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