S. Korea, Japan resume fishery talks in Seoul

S. Korea, Japan resume fishery talks in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Park Dok Bae (L), head of the Fishery Resources Bureau of the South Korean Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, and Hiroshi Unno, director general of the Resources Management Department of the Japanese Fisheries Agency, shake hands to kick off a two-day meeting in Seoul on Dec. 27 to set the terms for fishing operations for next year in each other's 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone.

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