Japanese, S. Korean business officials call for FTA

Japanese, S. Korean business officials call for FTA

SEOUL, South Korea - Takashi Imai (3rd from R), chairman of Japan's Federation of Economic Organizations (Keidanren), leads a group of Japanese business executives at a meeting in Seoul with South Korean counterparts on Nov. 26. Business leaders agreed on the need to urge their governments to conclude a bilateral free-trade agreement (FTA).

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