Koizumi, Prodi agree on need for multilateralism

Koizumi, Prodi agree on need for multilateralism

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and European Commission President Romano Prodi (L) walk in the premier's official residence after their talks April 26. They agreed on the need for a multilateral framework to deal with various global problems such as terrorism.

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