Japan's PM Ishiba, Xi agree to work on 'constructive' bilateral ties
Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru and Chinese President Xi Jinping have confirmed that they will work to build constructive and stable bilateral relations. Ishiba expressed Japan's concerns over increasing Chinese military activities and the two agreed to continue dialogue regardless of differing opinions.
Japan PM expressed 'serious concerns' to Xi over South China Sea situation
The bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping follows Ishiba keeping his job as prime minister in a parliamentary vote this week despite having recently led the ruling coalition to its worst general election result in 15 years.
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