JOC, China seal bilateral sports accord

JOC, China seal bilateral sports accord

TOKYO, April 1 - Japanese Olympic Committee (JOC) President Tsunekazu Takeda (R) and Chinese Olympic Committee President Yuan Weimin pose for photographs after signing an accord on improvement of sporting conditions in the two countries in Tokyo on April 1.

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