Press Conference by Foreign Minister Archives
September 2008
Press Conference by Foreign Minister Hirofumi Nakasone
30 September
- North Korean Issues
- Establishment of the new Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
- Replenishment Activities in the Indian Ocean
- International Financial Issues
- Implementation Period for the Japan-China-ROK Summit
25 September
- Opening Statement
- North Korean Issues
- Appointment as Minister for Foreign Affairs
- Japan-US Relations
- Abduction of Japanese Nationals in Ethiopia
- Replenishment Support Special Measures Law
- Reorganization of the US Forces in Japan (USFJ)
24 September
- Opening Remarks
- Japan-China Relations
- Visits to Yasukuni Shrine
- Response to the Privatization of the Postal Services
Press Conference by Foreign Minister Masahiko Koumura
24 September
- Opening Remarks by Minister for Foreign Affairs Masahiko Koumura
- Foreign Minister Masahiko Koumura's Thoughts on His Tenure in Office and His Expectations for the New Cabinet
19 September
- Opening Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs
- Cabinet Decision on Bill to Partially Revise the Replenishment Support Special Measures Law
16 September
- Opening Statement by the Minister
Measures for Strengthening Security Precautions by NGOs, etc. in Response to the Kidnapping of a Japanese National in Afghanistan - Securing the Unidentified Submarine
- Japanese Surrogate Birth in India
- Handling of India by the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG)
12 September
- Opening Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs
- (1) Japan's Replenishment Support Activities under the Replenishment Support Special Measures Law (Exchange of Notes with Denmark)
- (2) Decision on the Logo and Catchphrase for Mekong-Japan Exchange Year 2009
- North Korean Issues
9 September
- Meeting of Four Ministers on Global Warming
- North Korean Issues
- Evaluation of the G8 Hokkaido Toyako Summit, etc.
- The Fight against Terrorism
- The Issue of Georgia
5 September
- North Korean Issues
2 September
- North Korean Issues
- Japan-China-ROK Summit Meeting
- Refueling Activities in the Indian Ocean
- Declaration of State of Emergency in Bangkok
- Possibility of the Prime Minister Attending the United Nations General Assembly
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