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China – Japan – South Korea trilateral meeting, 2008

 
Wikipedia: China – Japan – South Korea trilateral meeting, 2008
China—Japan—South Korea
trilateral meeting
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Flag of Japan.svg Flag of South Korea.svg
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Countries
     PR China      Japan      South Korea
Capitals
Beijing Tokyo Seoul
Leaders attended
Premier
Wen Jiabao
Prime Minister
Taro Aso
President
Lee Myung-bak

Trilateral meetings between the People's Republic of China, Japan and South Korea took place on December 13, 2008, in Fukuoka, Japan [1]. The talks focused on maintaining strong relations [2], the global economy [3] [4], and disaster relief [5].

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Trilateral relations

One of the topics discussed focused in the improvement of future relations between the three countries, from strategic and long-term perspectives. Prior talks between the three countries have been hindered specifically by various territorial and historical disputes. [6] Chinese premier Wen Jiabao stated that "China is willing to make joint efforts with Japan to continue to develop the strategic and mutually beneficial ties in a healthy and stable manner, to benefit the peoples of the two countries and other nations in the region as well." [2] Japanese prime minister Taro Aso also expressed that he believed the best manner in dealing with the economic crisis of 2008 was economic partnership. [7] There is also speculation of a future regional free-trade agreement. Such co-operation would greatly benefit the three nations, which account for two thirds of total trade [8], 40% of total population and three quarters [9] of the GDP of Asia (20% of global GDP [10]), during the ongoing economic crisis. [11]

Global economy

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