March 24, 1984
Cable from Ambassador Katori to the Foreign Minister, 'Prime Minister Visit to China (Summit Meeting)'
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Number R037379
Primary: Asia and China
Sent: China 03:12 Year Month 24
Received: MOFA 04:25 1984 March 24
To: The Foreign Minister From: Ambassador Katori
Prime Minister Visit to China (Summit Meeting)
Number 1322 Secret Top Urgent Q36RA
The following wire recounts the conversation between Prime Minister Nakasone, Cabinet Minister Abe [shintaro], and Premier Zhao Ziyang held for approximately 2 hours on the 23rd at 5:45pm in the Great Hall of the People.
(Additional Chinese individuals in attendance: Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian, Petroleum Industry Minister Tang Ke, among others)
1. Bilateral Relations (Excluding 2.). Separate Wire 1
2. Economic Cooperation, Economic Exchange. Separate Wire 2
3. Korean Peninsula Affairs. Separate Wire 3
4. Other International Affairs. Separate Wire 4 (End)
Ambassador Katori describes the outline of talks held between Prime Minister Nakasone, Cabinet Minister Abe, and Premier Zhao Ziyang.
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