November 28, 2007 10:33 Beijing Time
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China and Japan are set to discuss cooperation in areas ranging from finance and macroeconomic policy to energy and environment protection during high-level talks in Beijing on Saturday.

 

The economic dialogue was initiated by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda when they met for the first time in Singapore earlier this month. The talks will bring together ministers from both sides with portfolios covering trade, investment, environment protection and product inspection and quarantine.

 

Lu Kejian, director of the commerce ministry's Department of Asian Affairs, said: "China and Japan enjoy broad cooperation opportunities in this sector as China highlights energy saving and environment protection to build an energy-saving and environment-friendly society, while Japan is of abundant experience and technology".

 

The two sides will also look at how to implement the consensus reached in energy and environment p...

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