Japan and the U.N. nuclear watchdog will host a meeting of Asian countries Thursday and Friday to discuss ways to address nuclear terrorism, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Tetsuro Fukuyama said.
The Tokyo meeting, to be attended by government officials from 17 Asian countries as well as nuclear security experts from the United States and Australia, comes ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington in April.
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