Koizumi arrives in Moscow to sign action plan with Putin

Koizumi arrives in Moscow to sign action plan with Putin

MOSCOW, Russia - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (L) arrives at Moscow's Vnukovo airport on Jan. 9 for a four-day official visit to Russia. At right is Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe. Koizumi will hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Jan. 10 and sign a six-item action plan the two hope will help boost bilateral ties in various fields.

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