US President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the group photo of the White House
Washington … News Time
US President Barack Obama, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe yesterday welcomed the White House, who is on an official visit to the United States these days. Both leaders said that their countries’ alliance never been so strong. US President Barack Obama said that the United States and Japan in World War II enemy who ever lived, lasting partner and true friend. American leaders at the White House lawn ceremony in the elegant splendor of the Asia-Pacific in the United States have reaffirmed its leadership. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Japan’s global leadership roles are. US-Japan alliance is the cornerstone of efforts to strengthen them. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called the US-Japan alliance wonderful to deal with the global challenges presented by the United States to Japan will remain. These remarks from the day before the two leaders in Washington, bright rays contingent of American troops inspected, and many of the hundreds of people attending the event shakes hands with. The two leaders met at the White House during the bilateral dialogue on strategic and economic cooperation is expected. Before the meeting, Shinzo Abe and other top Japanese officials met with officials in New York and defensive alliance between the two countries agreed to strengthen. China’s growing strength, the move is being seen as a reaction. Japan’s revised defense leaders paved the way for a greater role in international disputes do. Tokyo revised guidelines will help in the defense of a third country and missile defense mines and would strengthen its role in the inspection of ships. For the first time in 18 years the United States and Japan defense cooperation guidelines reviewed. Japan last year to pave the way for a joint defense of the new interpretation of its pacifist constitution, after which it was decided to review the. Kerry assured once again that the islands in the South China Sea between China and Japan claim that they come within the scope of the joint defense agreement. This means that if Washington attacked the islands are obliged to come to the aid of Japan. US President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the Trans-Pacific Partnership talks between the US, Asia Free Trade Agreement will be discussed. The agreement will involve 12 countries but not included in China.
