China repeated a call on Friday for talks with Japan over joint development of gas and oil resources in contested waters in the East China Sea.
The offer comes days after Japan disclosed a map and photographs of what it said were 16 Chinese marine platforms close to Japan's side of a geographical median line that it contends should mark the border between their exclusive economic zones. Japan has yet to respond to China's latest call.
China said it was justified to conduct oil and gas exploration in its exclusive economic zone, the Foreign Ministry said on its website, claiming it has been developing the same areas since the 1970s and Japan has only raised objections in recent years.
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The offer comes days after Japan disclosed a map and photographs of what it said were 16 Chinese marine platforms close to Japan's side of a geographical median line that it contends should mark the border between their exclusive economic zones. Japan has yet to respond to China's latest call.
China said it was justified to conduct oil and gas exploration in its exclusive economic zone, the Foreign Ministry said on its website, claiming it has been developing the same areas since the 1970s and Japan has only raised objections in recent years.
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