Abe, Yudhoyono set to sign FTA, agree to tackle climate change

Abe, Yudhoyono set to sign FTA, agree to tackle climate change

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reviews an honor guard during a ceremony at the Merdeka presidential palace in Jakarta on Aug. 20. Abe arrived in Jakarta on Aug. 19 on the first leg of a three-country Asian tour.

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