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First round of maritime talks
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May 17, 2012, Thursday
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CHINA and Japan held their first round of high-level consultations on maritime affairs in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou yesterday.
China's Foreign Ministry said the two countries agreed to use the mechanism as a platform for enhancing communication on maritime issues, increasing mutual understanding and mutual trust, promoting pragmatic cooperation, managing conflicts and properly handling relevant issues.
A ministry press release said the two countries agreed that the second round of consultations would be held in Japan later this year.
China's Foreign Ministry said the two countries agreed to use the mechanism as a platform for enhancing communication on maritime issues, increasing mutual understanding and mutual trust, promoting pragmatic cooperation, managing conflicts and properly handling relevant issues.
A ministry press release said the two countries agreed that the second round of consultations would be held in Japan later this year.
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