(1)Prodi delivers speech in lower house

(1)Prodi delivers speech in lower house

TOKYO, Japan - European Commission President Romano Prodi delivers a speech April 26 in Japan's House of Representatives. He stressed the importance Japan and the European Union cooperating to tackle global problems.

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