Japan's foreign minister said on a visit to Tehran Monday he hoped Iran's nuclear deal with world powers would be swiftly implemented because his country wants to benefit from it. Fumio Kishida, who was accompanied by Japanese business executives, said a cooperation council was to be set up with Iran's government to improve contacts between ministries. "We want to benefit from this oppormardi 13 octobre 2015
Japan FM says nuclear deal will speed Iran cooperation
Tehran (AFP) Oct 12, 2015
Japan's foreign minister said on a visit to Tehran Monday he hoped Iran's nuclear deal with world powers would be swiftly implemented because his country wants to benefit from it. Fumio Kishida, who was accompanied by Japanese business executives, said a cooperation council was to be set up with Iran's government to improve contacts between ministries. "We want to benefit from this oppor
Japan's foreign minister said on a visit to Tehran Monday he hoped Iran's nuclear deal with world powers would be swiftly implemented because his country wants to benefit from it. Fumio Kishida, who was accompanied by Japanese business executives, said a cooperation council was to be set up with Iran's government to improve contacts between ministries. "We want to benefit from this oppor
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