英語 での Both ministers の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Both Ministers share this obligation.
Authority of discretion" of"both ministers" can not be made"easy".
Both Ministers accepted invitations to visit each other's country.
After their tour, both ministers stated that"the country will also fully support Kumejima's efforts.".
Further, Minister Kono stated that he would like to advance negotiations for a bilateral investment treaty tosupport market entry by Japanese companies, and both ministers confirmed that they would cooperate toward concluding the treaty.
Additionally, both Ministers confirmed that they would cooperate in a variety of fields with a future-oriented perspective.
Australia serves as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for two years from this year,and in connection to this, both ministers shared the view that they would pursue close cooperation, including regular meetings in both capitals and in New York.
Both ministers also agreed to closely cooperate on the reform of the United Nations Security Council and other issues.
The High Representative also exchanged views with both Ministers on regional and international issues, including the Korean Peninsula, the South China Sea, the Gulf region and Afghanistan.
Both ministers also discussed ways to accelerate the finalization of the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement(CEPA) between Indonesia and the EU.
Regarding nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, both ministers agreed that Japan, as the only country to have suffered atomic bombings, and South Africa, as a country that has voluntarily dismantled its nuclear weapons program, would cooperate together in multilateral fora.
Both Ministers explained the defense policies of each country and welcomed the roles that the two countries play for the peace and stability of the region and the world.
Both ministers discussed ways to boost bilateral ties and stressed the need to strengthen political consultation and coordination between the two Ministries of Foreign Affairs.
Both ministers shared the view regarding relations between the two countries that initiatives were proceeding in a wide range of areas, not just the economy, and that they would strengthen relations further going forward.
Both ministers also agreed to work in close cooperation on the intergovernmental negotiations based on written agreements in New York, so as to obtain specific outcomes of the reforms of the United Nations Security Council.
Based on this, both ministers exchanged meaningful opinions on issues in the international arena, including in the South China Sea, the large-scale maritime refugee problem, and cooperation on United Nations Security Council reforms.
In addition, both ministers shared the view that they would cooperate in the international arena, including regarding United Nations Security Council reform, and exchanged opinions on the international situations of interest to both parties.
Both ministers also agreed that it is important to develop the investment and trade environment in Morocco, and Minister El Otmani expressed that Morocco will further promote the various reforms that it has already been tackling.
Bilateral Relations(1) Both ministers praised the promotion of the"strategic cooperative relations" between the two counties, and agreed that Japan and South Africa should further strengthen the relations in political and economic fields.
Syria Both ministers shared concerns over the situations in Syria, and shared views that it is truce that must be realized through the involvement of the international community and that for that purpose, Syria's Friends Conference in France will be important.
Both ministers sharred the view that based on the results of their discussions, further discussions would take place at the Japan-Thailand Summit Meeting to be held later that day, and that they would announce the results of their discussions at the press conference to be held after the Summit.
Both Ministers confirmed their intention to advance bilateral relations in the field of trade and investment, which is one of the key agendas of the TICAD process, and shared the view that a Japan-Nigeria Special Partnership Forum will be held, possibly in the fall.
Both Ministers acknowledged the warm, cordial and historical relations that happily exist between the two Countries. The Foreign Minister praised Japan for its continued development support to Kenya since independence which has been very helpful in Kenya's development endeavors.
With regard to North Korea, both ministers concurred with the need for inducing tangible actions by North Korea in accordance with the result of the US-North Korea summit meeting. Mr. Kono also stressed the importance of a holistic solution to the abduction, nuclear and missile issues.
Based on the above, both ministers agreed in principle to eliminate protectionism and to promote free trade for the recovery and growth of the world economy. The ministers exchanged views on the importance of advancing the Japan-EU economic partnership agreement(EPA) and the ways of achieving the EPA.
Both ministers welcomed the significant progress that has been made in bilateral security cooperation, including the transfer of defense equipment and technology and the implementation of joint exercises, and agreed to resume the Japan-Philippines Political-Military Dialogue and Japan-Philippines Maritime Dialogue at an early juncture.
Both ministers also confirmed their shared recognition concerning the necessity of realizing the complete, verifiable, and irreversible dismantlement(CVID) of all weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles of all ranges by North Korea, and of achieving the full implementation of the United Nations Security Council(UNSC) resolutions.
In their Strategic Dialogue, both Ministers broadly exchanged opinions from the strategic viewpoint about the main agendas between the two countries, such as politics and security, economic relations including high speed railway and ODA, as well as people-to-people exchanges including Japanese language education, sports exchange and regional exchange.