Balkan states, donors reaffirm efforts for region's peace

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi (C) addresses the Ministerial Meeting on Consolidation and Economic Development of the Western Balkans in Tokyo on April 5. The foreign and economic ministers of Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, and Serbia and Montenegro took part in the one-day meeting.

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