China, Japan begin unprecedented cooperation in IT expansion

China, Japan begin unprecedented cooperation in IT expansion

BEIJING, China - Government and private-sector officials from Japan and China gather Jan. 11 in Beijing to discuss bilateral cooperation in the information and communication technology fields. They agreed to promote cooperation in pushing into advanced Internet and third-generation mobile phone markets.

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