US-Japan workshop on resilience building in Tokyo

US-Japan workshop on resilience building in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - The U.S.-Japan workshop on resilience building is held in Tokyo, on July 7, 2014, to draw up guidelines to better cope in large-scale disasters, with the participation of Keiji Furuya, Japan's minister in charge of building national resilience, and Robert Eldridge, deputy assistant chief of staff for U.S. Marine Corps Installations Pacific, among others.

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