Japan, China, S. Korea holds ministerial confab on logistics

Japan, China, S. Korea holds ministerial confab on logistics

TOKYO, Japan - The 5th Trilateral Ministerial Conference on Transport and Logistics is underway in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, on Aug. 25, 2014. Japanese transport minister Akihiro Ota, Zhou Haitao, vice minister of the Chinese Ministry of Transport, and South Korean Oceans and Fisheries Minister Lee Ju Young attended the conference.

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