On March 4 2014 the fourth round of China-Japan-ROK Free Trade Zone negotiations was held in Seoul, Korea (ROK). The chief negotiator and Assistant Minister of Commerce of China led a delegation to attend the negotiations. Delegations from Japan and Korea (ROK) also attended the negotiations.
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