Fukuda vows greater commitment to Asia

Fukuda vows greater commitment to Asia

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda delivers a key foreign policy speech at a hotel in Tokyo on May 22. Fukuda vowed Japan will take initiatives to promote further growth of the Asia-Pacific region by collaborating with Southeast Asian economies and pledging efforts at ''peace building.''

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