Kawaguchi hopes U.S. 'road map' will help Mideast peace

DAMASCUS, Syria - Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi (L) in talks with Palestinian Prime Minister-designate Mahmoud Abbas on April 29. Speaking to reporters April 30 in Damascus, the fourth and final leg of her eight-day Middle Eastern tour, Kawaguchi expressed hope that a new ''road map'' presented by the United States will lead to boosting the Middle East peace process.

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