- The first trilateral talk between the US, India and Japan concluded here with the countries exchanging their views on a wide range of regional and global issues of mutual interest.
- discussions mark the beginning of a series of consultations among our three governments, who share common values and interests across the Asia-Pacific and the globe.
- Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, Robert Blake and Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs Kurt Campbell co-chaired the meeting.
- The group agreed to meet again in Tokyo in 2012 to continue their deliberations.
- The three countries were slated to discuss a number of issues: larger and strategic development in Asia, trends, economic, military, strategic
