Australia-Japan bilateral trade
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Tuesday, 9 December, 2003 - 21:00
THE implementation of Australia-Japan Trade and Economic Framework is off to a good start, according to Trade Minister Mark Vaile, with both countries signing a framework on the mutual recognition of engineers and an Investment Memorandum of Understanding.
It’s expected a framework for cooperation in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and e-commerce will be signed shortly.
Mr Vaile was speaking following the first meeting of the Australia-Japan Trade and Economic Framework’s Joining Consultative Committee of official on Trade and Investment (JCC) in Tokyo.