Ministers adopt declaration on transport, environment

Ministers adopt declaration on transport, environment

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese transport minister Chikage Ogi holds a declaration adopted at the end of a two-day conference in Tokyo on Jan. 16, pledging cooperation in tackling environmental problems caused by transportation. The conference was attended by transport ministers from 20 countries.

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