BEIJING - The 12th China-Japan Strategic Dialogue was held in Beijing on Friday, with both countries vowing to enhance strategic mutual trust and bilateral ties.
Chinese Vice-Foreign Minister Zhang Zhijun and Japanese Vice-Foreign Minister Kenichiro Sasae attended the dialogue as chief delegates. Both countries agreed to make detailed preparations for Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's visit to China.
Tokyo is making final arrangements for Noda's first official visit to Beijing in mid-December, according to Kyodo News Agency. Noda first came to China in 1984 as a member of the 3,000-strong Japanese youth delegation invited to visit the country.
Noda recalled the trip in a Tokyo-based news conference on Thursday and mentioned his identity as a beneficiary of China-Japan civil exchanges.
Both countries vowed to promote dialogues, exchanges and cooperation and to enhance mutual trust in a consistent joint effort to ensure the healthy, stable development of bilateral relations.
The two sides agreed to continue strengthening dialogue and reconciliation to appropriately handle the sensitive issues between the two countries, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry. The two countries also exchanged notes on common concerns on international and regional issues.
Next year marks the 40th anniversary of the normalization of China-Japan diplomatic relations, and both sides vowed during the talk to approach the year as an opportunity to achieve a greater development of bilateral relations.
Both sides shared their opinions during the sincere and in-depth talk, focusing on the development direction of China-Japan relations as well as the strategic mutual trust between the two countries.
"The strategic mutual trust needs a strong basis and lasting effort from both countries," said Huo Jiangang, an expert on Japan studies at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations.
Japan should stay true to its political commitment to embrace the 40th anniversary, Huo said.
During the talk on Friday, China and Japan agreed to take concrete actions to follow the important consensus reached by both countries' top policymakers.
Chinese President Hu Jintao met with Noda on the sidelines of the 19th Leaders' Meeting of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Honolulu on Nov 12. They agreed to further advance mutually beneficial relations of strategic significance.
Japan hopes to achieve an early resumption of the negotiations for both countries' joint gas and oil development in the East China Sea region, Kyodo News Agency said on Friday.
China and Japan may deepen their economic cooperation in response to the current ups and downs of the global financial market, said Yang Bojiang, a professor at the University of International Relations in Beijing.
China's bilateral trade policies should also take into account Japan's economic situation after the earthquake and tsunami in March, Yang said.
Xinhua contributed to this story.
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