Japan and Vietnam restarted talks Thursday on proposed exports of two nuclear reactors to Vietnam after a six-month hiatus following radiation leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station, the trade ministry said.
Both sides held consultations on the outline of the proposed transaction, including the terms of Japanese financial aid to the Vietnamese government, officials at the Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry said.
On Aug. 5, the Cabinet of former Prime Minister Naoto Kan approved a document stating Japan should honor earlier agreements with Vietnam and another three countries to export its reactors. New trade minister Yoshio Hachiro said, “It is necessary to export the reactors, given the standpoint of maintaining Japan’s trustworthiness (in relation to Vietnam).”
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