(4)Arroyo in Japan

(4)Arroyo in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo delivers a speech Dec. 3 to the House of Councillors in Tokyo. She said Japan's economic revival is important for her country and the world and expressed hope that the two nations will work to conclude a comprehensive economic partnership agreement.

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