Japan presents 11-point initiative to realize nuclear-free world

Japan presents 11-point initiative to realize nuclear-free world

NEW YORK, United States - Japanese Parliamentary Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Masahiko Shibayama delivers a keynote speech at a preparatory committee meeting for the 2010 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Review Conference in New York on May 4. Japan officially presented its 11-point initiative aimed at realizing a nuclear-free world.

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