ASEAN-G7 Next Leaders Forum in Tokyo

ASEAN-G7 Next Leaders Forum in Tokyo

Participants pose for photos during an ASEAN-G7 Next Leaders Forum in Tokyo on June 26, 2024. About 60 judicial officials from 17 countries, including the Group of Seven countries and Association of Southeast Asian Nations members, attended the forum, which runs through July 2.

ASEAN-G7 Next Leaders Forum in Tokyo

ASEAN-G7 Next Leaders Forum in Tokyo

Japanese Justice Minister Ryuji Koizumi (back, R) speaks at the opening ceremony of an ASEAN-G7 Next Leaders Forum in Tokyo on June 26, 2024. About 60 judicial officials from 17 countries, including the Group of Seven countries and Association of Southeast Asian Nations members, attended the forum, which runs through July 2.

(6)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(6)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Hamid Karzai (standing), leader of the Afghan interim government, appeals for international aid to help rehabilitate his war-torn country at an international donors conference on Afghan reconstruction in a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 21. Representatives from about 60 nations began the two-day meeting the same day.

(5)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(5)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan addresses an international donors conference on Afghan rehabilitation at a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 21. Representatives from about 60 nations gathered for the two-day conference.

(2)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(2)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Sadako Ogata, a special envoy of Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, addresses an international conference on reconstruction of Afghanistan at a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 21. Ogata is co-chairing the two-day conference, which started the same day with representatives from about 60 nations attending.

(1)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(1)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Representatives from about 60 nations start a two-day gathering at a hotel in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Jan. 21 to discuss the reconstruction of Afghanistan.

(6)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(6)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Hamid Karzai (standing), leader of the Afghan interim government, appeals for international aid to help rehabilitate his war-torn country at an international donors conference on Afghan reconstruction in a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 21. Representatives from about 60 nations began the two-day meeting the same day.

(5)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(5)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan addresses an international donors conference on Afghan rehabilitation at a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 21. Representatives from about 60 nations gathered for the two-day conference.

(2)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(2)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Sadako Ogata, a special envoy of Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, addresses an international conference on reconstruction of Afghanistan at a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 21. Ogata is co-chairing the two-day conference, which started the same day with representatives from about 60 nations attending.

(1)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

(1)Int'l donors confab on Afghan reconstruction begins in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Representatives from about 60 nations start a two-day gathering at a hotel in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Jan. 21 to discuss the reconstruction of Afghanistan.