Sino-Japanese Journalist Exchange Agreement | |||||||
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Simplified Chinese | 互换记者的会谈纪要 | ||||||
Traditional Chinese | 互換記者的會談紀要 | ||||||
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Kanji | 日中記者交換協定 |
The Sino-Japanese Journalist Exchange Agreement is a term that collectively refers to several agreements for a journalist exchange between China and Japan. [1]
Liao Chengzhi (廖承志,a son of Liao Zhongkai),the president of the Sino-Japanese Friendship Society,and Tatsunosuke Takasaki (高碕達之助),a Japanese politician,worked together on the LT Trade Agreement,(Chinese:发展民间贸易备忘录 [1] or LT贸易,Japanese:日中総合貿易に関する覚書 [2] ). Both sides signed the memorandum regarding trade on November 9,1962. The members of both the Liao Chengzhi Office and the Tatsunosuke Takasaki Office held a meeting regarding journalism between China and Japan. The delegates for the meeting were Liao and Japanese Diet member KenzōMatsumura (松村謙三).
On April 19,1964,both countries reached a consensus for the establishment of a trade liaison office and the exchange of journalists.
Attendees of this meeting were:
The memorandum of the meeting regarding journalist exchange was as follows: [3]
On March 6,1968,Sino-Japanese Memorandum Trade Meeting Communique (Chinese;中日备忘录贸易会谈公报, [4] Japanese;日中覚書貿易会談コミュニケ) was issued and both parties agreed to institutionalize the Memorandum Trade (MT贸易 [5] or 覚書貿易 ) in lieu of Liao-Takasaki Agreement (LT贸易).
In the agreement,both countries state;
On the same day,a meeting to amend the memorandum regarding Sino-Japanese Journalist Exchange Agreement was also arranged. [6]
The Three politic principles (政治三原则) appear in the Sino-Japanese Memorandum Trade Meeting Communique of 1968 are the long-held diplomatic principle which China have often asserted since Liao Chengzhi (廖承志) made a point as the government's official view on Zhou Enlai's (周恩来) behalf when Tadataka Sata (佐多忠隆),Japanese diet member,visited China on August 29,1958. [7]
According to Zhou Enlai's talk regarding trade between Japan and China (周恩来会见日中贸易促进会专务理事铃木一雄时的谈话 [8] ) in 1960,Three politic principles will be as follows.
The compliance for these three points were discussed in the meeting for Memorandum Trade (MT贸易).
Joint Communique of Japan and the People's Republic of China was signed in Beijing on September 29,1972. This established diplomatic relations and made substantial progress in the relationship between China and Japan. On January 5,1974,China-Japan Trade Agreement (中华人民共和国和日本国贸易协定 [9] or 中日貿易協定) was signed in Beijing. On the same day,Memorandum Regarding Japan-China Continuous Journalist Exchange (日中常駐記者交換に関する覚書 [10] ) was also exchanged.
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