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Japan and the United States will launch new joint projects to help ensure "human security" in developing Asian countries that have been mired in the deep economic crises, as part of the Common Agenda for partnership on global issues, government sources said Wednesday.
The agreement on the joint projects will be finalized at a meeting in Washington on May 3 between Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi and President Bill Clinton, the sources said.
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