Japan opens event to promote defense equipment exports to ASEAN

Japan opens event to promote defense equipment exports to ASEAN

TOKYO, Japan - Diplomats and defense officials from Japan and member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations meet at the Japanese Foreign Ministry in Tokyo on Sept. 24, 2014. The officials were participating in a three-day event that began the same day aimed at promoting Japanese exports of defense equipment to ASEAN. During the event, Japanese defense equipment manufacturers will make presentations of their products and technology such as landmine detectors and warships.

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