Tokyo Gov. Ishihara seeks Asian air industry cooperation

Tokyo Gov. Ishihara seeks Asian air industry cooperation

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara (L) visits the Taiwanese government-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. on April 12 during a five-day trip to Taiwan to attend a city development forum. He suggested Japan could team up with Taiwan and Indonesia to manufacture passenger aircraft.

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