Koizumi seeks good reform ideas from Foreign Ministry panel

Koizumi seeks good reform ideas from Foreign Ministry panel

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi sit for a meeting of an advisory panel on reforms of the Foreign Ministry on April 22. Koizumi urged the panel to come up with recommendations for improving the functions of the scandal-tainted ministry.

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