TOKYO (Sputnik) — On Monday, Trutnev started a three-day visit to Japan. The deputy prime minister is expected to hold meetings with a number of Japanese high-ranking officials and representatives of business community to discuss the development of bilateral ties.
"I think it is a very interesting proposal and we should attentively look at the coincidence of [the Russian and Japanese] legislation," Trutnev told reporters following the talks with JGC Corporation representatives, adding that the sides discussed the construction of the center to increase people's life expectancy.
According to Trutnev, this issue can be solved as Russia's law on the free port of Vladivostok has an amendment that the medical activity there can be regulated in a different way, in accordance with the Russian government's decisions.
