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Former Japanese PM Yasuo Fukuda Dies; Promoted Japan-China Relations

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Former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda has passed away at the age of 90. Known for his efforts to improve Japan-China relations, he served as Prime Minister from 2007 to 2008. During his tenure, he worked to strengthen ties with China, inviting then-Chinese President Hu Jintao to visit Japan and issuing a joint statement committing to 'mutually beneficial relations based on shared strategic interests'. After retiring from politics, he continued to promote Japan-China friendship, visiting China several times. Both Japan and China have expressed condolences over his passing.

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    福田康夫元首相が死去 日中関係の改善に尽力、「大連立」を模索

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    【訃報】福田康夫元総理(90)が死去 森・小泉内閣で官房長官 憲政史上初の親子2代で総理大臣に就任 https://t.co/iYj9hZ5...

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    RT @asahicom: 福田康夫元首相が死去 日中関係の改善に尽力、「大連立」を模索 https://t.co/fE55A2kqpk…

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    日前首相福田康夫逝世 生前致力推動中日關係 日本前首相福田康夫22日逝世,享年90歲。福田康夫生前致力中日友好關係。 日媒共同網報道,自民...

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