Koizumi signs 'peace ball' for Balkans

Koizumi signs 'peace ball' for Balkans

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (R) gives his autograph on a so-called peace ball at his office in Tokyo on April 6. Soccer star Dragan Stojkovic (L), a goodwill envoy to an international conference in Tokyo aimed at promoting peace and economic development in the western Balkans, handed Koizumi the ball on which the presidents of five western Balkan countries had already signed their names and he himself also wrote ''peace.''

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