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China Hopeful of Latin America-East Asia Forum

BEJING - China has confirmed the participation of Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi at the 4th Latin America- East Asia Cooperation Forum, to open Saturday in Tokyo, hoping good results.

Representatives from 33 countries are expected to attend the meeting, and one of the main issues will be "Economic and Financial Crisis and Social Inclusion," as well as others such as environment and sustainable development.

The chancellery's spokeswoman, Jiang Yu, recalled the forum has played a positive role in developing understanding and bilateral cooperation, as the only official political association between the two regions.

When referring to the Chinese presence at the forum, she pointed out China is willing to work with others for the wellbeing of peoples from both zones, and recalled Beijing has an active participation in that mechanism, which also allows strengthening links in such sectors as trade, culture, and education.

According to the source, the Chinese foreign minister will meet this time with his peers from Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia, among ohters

The forum, opened in 1999, is a platform for dialogue and the next one will be held in Argentina.
   
 

 

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