Howard mindful that FTA with Japan must be mutually advantageous

Howard mindful that FTA with Japan must be mutually advantageous

SYDNEY, Australia - Australian Prime Minister John Howard tells Japanese reporters in Sydney on March 9 that he is mindful that a bilateral free trade agreement between the two countries, to be negotiated from next month, must be mutually beneficial if a deal is to be struck. Howard was speaking ahead of his four-day visit to Japan from March 11.

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