Japan trade minister, Keidanren chief attend Jakarta forum

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Japanese trade minister Masayuki Naoshima (C) and Japan Business Federation Chairman Fujio Mitarai (R) attend the Indonesia-Japan Joint Economic Forum in Jakarta on Jan. 11, 2010. Participants from the two countries discussed development of six special economic zones in Indonesia to strengthen the bilateral economic relationship.

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