President
Obama spoke by phone on August 25 with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo
Abe. The President commended the Prime Minister for his August 14
expression of deep remorse
for the suffering caused by Japan during the World War II era, and
encouraged him to continue his efforts to promote reconciliation.
President Obama and Prime Minister Abe reaffirmed their commitment to
work together to conclude the Trans-Pacific Partnership
agreement as soon as possible, and to continue their cooperation in
combating the impact of climate change. The President also reassured
the Prime Minister that our intelligence collection is focused on
national security interests and is as narrowly tailored
as possible.
Source: The White House Press Office
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