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Wednesday, June 28, 2000, updated at 07:39(GMT+8)
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Chinese State Councilor Meets Japanese Delegation
State councilor Ismail Amat met Tuesday with a delegation from Japan's Junior Chamber led by its President Kazuyasu Ueshima.
Ismail Amat praised the efforts of Japan's Junior Chamber to promote Sino-Japanese relations and exchanges between youth of the two countries, and said that the two countries should work together to contribute to peace and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region and the world at large.
He said he hopes that youth organizations of the two countries would do more to promote Sino-Japanese friendship from generation to generation.
The Japanese delegation is here to attend celebrations marking the 15th anniversary of friendly exchanges between Japan's Junior Chamber and the All-China Youth Federation.
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