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January 2010

28 January: Deputy Press Secretary Hidenobu Sobashima

  1. Japan's submission to the Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) of its quantified economy-wide emissions target for 2020
  2. London Meeting on Yemen
  3. Questions concerning progress on the Futenma relocation issue
  4. Question concerning a visit to Japan by Assistant Secretary of Defense of the United States Wallace Gregson
  5. Question concerning reports that Foreign Minister Okada plans to visit South Korea
  6. Questions concerning the forthcoming report of the Japan-China Joint History Research Committee
  7. Question concerning the research into the so-called secret agreements
  8. Questions concerning the expansion of Japanese exports to China
  9. Question concerning the London Conference on Afghanistan
  10. Questions concerning aid to Pakistan

21 January: Deputy Press Secretary Hidenobu Sobashima

  1. Seminar on Strengthening Nuclear Security in Asian Countries
  2. Current Situation of Cooperation from Japan to Haiti
  3. Questions concerning the Seminar on Strengthening Nuclear Security in Asian Countries
  4. Questions concerning a newspaper report in Australia of the discovery of remains of a sunken wartime Australian hospital ship
  5. Follow up questions concerning the Seminar on Strengthening Nuclear Security in Asian Countries

14 January: Deputy Press Secretary Yasuhisa Kawamura

  1. Earthquake disaster in Haiti
  2. Dispatch of election observers to the presidential election of Ukraine
  3. Questions concerning the earthquake disaster in Haiti
  4. Questions concerning the 50th anniversary of the US-Japan New Treaty
  5. Final press briefing by Deputy Press Secretary Yasuhisa Kawamura

7 January: Deputy Press Secretary Yasuhisa Kawamura

  1. Sea Shepherd Incident
  2. COP10 Nagoya
  3. Hosting of the 4th Forum for East Asia-Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC) Foreign Ministers' Meeting
  4. Questions concerning the Sea Shepherd Incident
  5. Questions concerning Foreign Minister Okada's possible visit to the United States to meet with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
  6. Question concerning discussion between Japan and the United States on the future of the Japan-US Alliance
  7. Follow-up questions concerning the Sea Shepherd Incident
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