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BEIJING, April 16 -- President Hu Jintao said on Wednesday
that China would work with Japan to expand strategic relations.
Hu made the remarks in a meeting with a delegation from the two
Japanese ruling parties headed by Ibuki Bunmei, Secretary-General of
the Liberal Democratic Party, and Kitagawa Kazuo, Secretary-General
of the Komei Party.
Hu said Sino-Japanese relations were developing and exchanges and
cooperation had expanded. He added that the two sides had continued
consultations about regional and international affairs and major
issues of concern to both.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the China-Japan Peace and
Friendship Treaty, and it is also a year of friendly exchanges for
youth of the two countries. Hu said Sino-Japanese relations
presented new opportunities for development.
"The Chinese government and party value relations with Japan, and
developing long-term, good-neighborly relations has been our
consistent guideline," he said.
He vowed to expand exchanges and cooperation with Japan to promote
mutual understanding and trust to achieve peaceful co-existence,
reciprocal cooperation and common prosperity.
The Japanese guests said that the Japanese ruling parties and the
nation's people would promote strategic and reciprocal relations
with China.
Ibuki Bunmei said Japan supported China in holding the Olympic
Games. The Games would be a great event in Asia and Japan wished for
its success, he noted.
The Japanese delegation arrived here on Tuesday and met with Chinese
State councilor Dai Bingguo on the same day.
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