5 Quotes by Tomohiko Taniguchi

If things continue to go as they have in terms of the resumption of their attempt to enrich uranium, the Japanese government views the situation that bringing the issue to the U.N. Security Council is inevitable.

Regarding these issues, certainly what is most important is to preserve and enhance the peace and stability of the Taiwan Strait.

We have not exchanged notes for fiscal 2005, but this does not mean that the money flow itself will be stopped.

It would be our strong desire that any dispute be settled through dialogue.

This is not supposed to be a meeting to come up with any concrete proposal, any concrete decision. This is just to review the situation, and this is just to share the information among the participants, and that is all.