Japan, China business leaders agree to work in energy cooperation

Japan, China business leaders agree to work in energy cooperation

TOKYO, Japan - Leaders from Japanese and Chinese oil, gas, electricity and other energy-related companies meet at a seminar held at a Tokyo hotel on April 12. They agreed to cooperate in spurring bilateral energy cooperation.

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