PARIS (Reuters) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy will visit Japan this week, the first foreign leader to do so since a devastating earthquake and tsunami, and French nuclear experts are also flying out to help contain the atomic crisis.
Sarkozy, also acting as chairman of the G20 and G8 economic groupings, will meet Prime Minister Naoto Kan and French expatriates on Thursday, after opening a high-level G20 seminar in Nanjing, China, on global monetary reform.
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