Government officials and experts in academic circles from Japan, China and South Korea agreed Friday to create a framework of cooperation to help ensure the quality of university education.
Participants in the first such trilateral meeting agreed to hold working-group discussions on student exchange programs and credit transfer systems as well as how to share information about the university establishment standards and grading system in each country.
They also decided to hold the next meeting in Beijing this fall.
Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, who proposed promoting university exchanges at a summit meeting with his Chinese and South Korean counterparts last October, stressed the significance of Friday's meeting in Tokyo, saying in a speech during a reception, "Young people play a leading role for the future of Asia, so let's make this 'Campus Asia' program a success."
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