China-Japan friendship award

BEIJING, China - SG Holdings Co. Chairman Eiichi Kuriwada (R) receives a friendship emissary award from the China-Japan Friendship Association in Beijing on Sept. 14, 2010, for his contribution to promoting bilateral friendship over the past 25 years through the donation of used trucks to China and other activities.

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