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Foreign Minister Iwaya met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Tokyo on the 22nd.

While emphasizing the importance of advancing cooperation toward building a constructive and stable Japan-China relationship, it is seen as reiterating the call for resolving pending issues between the two countries, such as the resumption of imports of Japanese marine products.

The meeting took place at a hotel in Tokyo from shortly after 2 p.m. on the 22nd, and at the beginning, Minister Iwaya stated, Japan and China, both of which have responsibilities to the regional and international community, need to communicate closely and fulfill their roles together.

To fully realize the potential of cooperation and collaboration, it is important to build a relationship where we can discuss issues and pending matters candidly, he said.

In the meeting, Minister Iwaya emphasized the importance of promoting a strategic mutually beneficial relationship and building a constructive and stable Japan-China relationship, and is believed to have conveyed a stance of advancing cooperation in areas such as the economy.

<br><br>On the other hand, it is seen as reiterating the call for resolving pending issues between the two countries, such as the situation in the East China Sea, including the Senkaku Islands, the increased activity of the Chinese military, and the early resumption of imports of Japanese marine products.

<br>Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi: We should face history squarely and promote improvement of relations<br>At the beginning of the meeting, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated, China and Japan, facing an international environment full of uncertainties, should face history squarely, look to the future, deepen trust, build a common understanding, and actively promote the process of improving and developing relations while maintaining the correct direction of bilateral relations.

In the Japan-China high-level economic dialogue, at the beginning of the Japan-China high-level economic dialogue, Chinas Foreign Minister Wang Yi, with the U.S. Trump administrations successive imposition of additional tariffs on China in mind, stated that the world economy is facing serious changes.

Unilateralism and protectionism are rampant, and economics, trade, and science and technology are being politicized

As major economic countries, China and Japan should pursue development and cooperation together with innovative ideas to bring stability to a world full of uncertainties, he called for cooperation.