Japan's ambassador in Cairo: We are looking forward to results of Camp David summit
Egypt-Palestine-Japan, Politics, 7/19/2000

Japan's ambassador in Cairo Takaya Suto expressed his country's deep concern with establishing a just and full peace in M.E, hailing the active role played by Egypt in efforts of establishing peace in the area. He said in press declarations that were published in the Egyptian al-Ahram newspaper, before convening the summit of the 8 industrial countries group that is to be convened in Okinawa on Friday, said that "the summit headed by Japan's chairmanship is looking forward to know the results of the three-way summit in Camp David to determine what could be made to support efforts of establishing peace process and stability in M.E especially that these efforts pass through a decisive and critical stage that require combining all efforts to support it."

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