G-8 to send 'strong message' on Afghanistan, N. Korea: Komura

G-8 to send 'strong message' on Afghanistan, N. Korea: Komura

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura speaks at a reception held at Kyodo News head office in Tokyo on June 16 for top executives of major news agencies of Group of Eight countries. Komura said Japan and the other G-8 nations will aim to send a strong message when their foreign ministers meet in Kyoto next week for progress on Afghan reconstruction, the North Korean and Iranian nuclear issues, the Middle East peace process and the humanitarian crisis in Sudan. (Pool photo by Kyodo News)

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