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But he says in addition to paying respects to Abe, he expects to meet Japanese officials to discuss the bilateral relationship and areas of mutual co-operation.Article contenttap here to see other videos from our team“Certainly, I think Prime Minister Kishida knows how deeply engaged we have been, certainly on the industrial, commercial and economic front,” he said.
The industry minister says it was a surreal moment when he learned the former Japanese prime minister had been killed.
But Trudeau was looking forward to dressing up as the Last Samurai!
Don't we have a Foreign Affairs minister? Or is melaniejoly cracking lobster with Justin in the Maritimes. Better yet an Ambassador who is already in Tokyo.
because Japan asked for him instead of that fool Trudeau
Interesting choice, Joli busy?
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