Japan will accept revised WTO draft, Kamei says

Japan will accept revised WTO draft, Kamei says

GENEVA, Switzerland - Japanese Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Yoshiyuki Kamei tells reporters at a Geneva hotel July 31 that Japan will accept a revised draft for a framework global trade liberalization agreement.

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