BEIJING (Kyodo) The environment ministers of China, Japan and South Korea agreed Sunday to continue joint research and cooperation to tackle the region’s sandstorms and air pollution, a Japanese government official said.
The agreement was part of a series of issues discussed in two days of talks in Beijing among China’s Zhou Shengxian, Japan’s Tetsuo Saito and South Korea’s Lee Maa Nee at the 11th tripartite talks on the environment.
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