FAO chief in Japan

FAO chief in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization chief Jose Graziano da Silva (L) and Japanese farm minister Yoshimasa Hayashi head to their meeting at the farm ministry in Tokyo on June 3, 2013.

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