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Indonesia chooses Chinese railway system
Asia
Sep. 29, 2015 - Updated 01:38 UTC-7
Indonesia has conveyed to Japan it will adopt China's high-speed railway system over Japan's. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has expressed grave regret over the decision.
Japan and China have been in fierce competition to win the contract for a railway linking Indonesia's capital Jakarta and the city of Bandung, about 140 kilometers away.
On Tuesday, Suga met in Tokyo with the head of Indonesia's National Development Planning Board, Sofyan Djalil, who is visiting Japan as a special envoy for President Joko Widodo.
Sofyan explained that his government earlier this month rejected offers from both Japan and China due to their huge costs.
He said that China later made a new offer to build a railway system without any financial burden on Indonesia. He added the Indonesian government would like to welcome the Chinese proposal.
Suga replied it is regrettable that Japan's proposal was not chosen, because he is confident it was the most feasible one.
Suga noted Indonesia had promised equal opportunity in presenting offers. He said that Japan finds it hard to understand why that policy was suddenly overturned in China's favor.
Indonesia has conveyed to Japan it will adopt China's high-speed railway system over Japan's. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has expressed grave regret over the decision.
Japan and China have been in fierce competition to win the contract for a railway linking Indonesia's capital Jakarta and the city of Bandung, about 140 kilometers away.
On Tuesday, Suga met in Tokyo with the head of Indonesia's National Development Planning Board, Sofyan Djalil, who is visiting Japan as a special envoy for President Joko Widodo.
Sofyan explained that his government earlier this month rejected offers from both Japan and China due to their huge costs.
He said that China later made a new offer to build a railway system without any financial burden on Indonesia. He added the Indonesian government would like to welcome the Chinese proposal.
Suga replied it is regrettable that Japan's proposal was not chosen, because he is confident it was the most feasible one.
Suga noted Indonesia had promised equal opportunity in presenting offers. He said that Japan finds it hard to understand why that policy was suddenly overturned in China's favor.
Indonesia chooses Chinese railway system - News - NHK WORLD - English
Asia
Sep. 29, 2015 - Updated 01:38 UTC-7
Indonesia has conveyed to Japan it will adopt China's high-speed railway system over Japan's. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has expressed grave regret over the decision.
Japan and China have been in fierce competition to win the contract for a railway linking Indonesia's capital Jakarta and the city of Bandung, about 140 kilometers away.
On Tuesday, Suga met in Tokyo with the head of Indonesia's National Development Planning Board, Sofyan Djalil, who is visiting Japan as a special envoy for President Joko Widodo.
Sofyan explained that his government earlier this month rejected offers from both Japan and China due to their huge costs.
He said that China later made a new offer to build a railway system without any financial burden on Indonesia. He added the Indonesian government would like to welcome the Chinese proposal.
Suga replied it is regrettable that Japan's proposal was not chosen, because he is confident it was the most feasible one.
Suga noted Indonesia had promised equal opportunity in presenting offers. He said that Japan finds it hard to understand why that policy was suddenly overturned in China's favor.
Indonesia has conveyed to Japan it will adopt China's high-speed railway system over Japan's. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has expressed grave regret over the decision.
Japan and China have been in fierce competition to win the contract for a railway linking Indonesia's capital Jakarta and the city of Bandung, about 140 kilometers away.
On Tuesday, Suga met in Tokyo with the head of Indonesia's National Development Planning Board, Sofyan Djalil, who is visiting Japan as a special envoy for President Joko Widodo.
Sofyan explained that his government earlier this month rejected offers from both Japan and China due to their huge costs.
He said that China later made a new offer to build a railway system without any financial burden on Indonesia. He added the Indonesian government would like to welcome the Chinese proposal.
Suga replied it is regrettable that Japan's proposal was not chosen, because he is confident it was the most feasible one.
Suga noted Indonesia had promised equal opportunity in presenting offers. He said that Japan finds it hard to understand why that policy was suddenly overturned in China's favor.
Indonesia chooses Chinese railway system - News - NHK WORLD - English