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» Monday, October 23, 2006

Deputy Prime Minister’s tour of the Far East

Asked for an agenda of the Deputy Prime Minister’s trip, the PMOS said that in Japan, the Deputy Prime Minister would meet the newly elected Prime Minister, and other senior politicians from the new administration, including the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the health Minister and the Environment Minister. Mr. Prescott would also be discussing a range of issues linked to his Cabinet Committee work. In South Korea, Mr. Prescott would meet the Foreign Minister and the UN Secretary General Designate, along with other Ministers. In Malaysia, Mr. Prescott would meet the Deputy Prime Minister to discuss interfaith community issues. Mr. Prescott would be briefly visiting China to take forward to work of the China task force, following on from Prime Minister Wen’s recent visit to the UK.

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