Japan, EU hold 'Railway Industrial Dialogue' in Tokyo

Japan, EU hold 'Railway Industrial Dialogue' in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese and European Union government officials and company representatives attend the second "Japan-EU Railway Industrial Dialogue" for mutual market access enhancement in the railway sector in Tokyo on Dec. 4, 2014.

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