Koizumi, Morocco king agree on need to pursue U.N. reforms

Koizumi, Morocco king agree on need to pursue U.N. reforms

TOKYO, Japan - Morocco's King Muhammad VI (R) and Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi pose for photos prior to their meeting at the state guesthouse in Tokyo on Nov. 29. They greed on the need to pursue reforms of the United Nations in a comprehensive manner, a Japanese Foreign Ministry official said.

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