Abe, Prodi agree further cooperation on security, Afghans, summit

Abe, Prodi agree further cooperation on security, Afghans, summit

TOKYO, Japan - Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi (far left) and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (far right) are in talks in Tokyo on April 16. The two leaders later agreed to further mutual cooperation in the fields of security and defense, assistance for Afghan reconstruction, and dealing with the North Korean nuclear standoff.

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