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total of 230 military personnel from both forces are expected to participate in the beats headphones cheap joint drills, which are being carried out at an SDF training field in the prefecture. The drills are officially planned as part of both countries' efforts to reduce the burden of U.S. military bases on Okinawa and its people, according to Japan's Kyodo News Agency. The report cited Japanese defense officials as saying that one or two Osprey transport aircraft, part of the squadrons based in Japan, will be used during the program scheduled for Oct. 16, while the overall scope of the Shiga exercises was scaled down due to an approaching typhoon heading east from the seas off Kyushu, southwestern Japan. Prior to the military exercises, meanwhile, local papers said fake beats by dre more than 1,000 people assembled on Monday near the training field to protest against the joint drills in Shiga, which end on Oct. 18. They also came to express their strong concerns over safety issues related to the aircraft. Opposition to the deployment of the Osprey remains strong in Okinawa because of its safety record, which includes crashes overseas, including a fatal accident. Anticipating the discontent, the prefectural office had already urged both forces to keep the U.S. teams from flying over commercial and residential areas as well as the country's biggest freshwater lake, Lake Biwa, located in the center of the prefecture. In addition to the Shiga drill, they will carry out disaster relief training in Kochi Prefecture in late October, using the transport in a simulated scenario of a major quake with the epicenter in the Nankai Trough off Japan's Pacific coast. Stronger growth in developing countries is crucial to studio beats by dre cheap maintaining APEC growth, said Indonesia's Trade Minister here on Saturday, insisting that the solution to global growth woes lies in stronger cooperation. Indonesia's Minister of Trade and Co-Chair of the 25th Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Ministerial Meeting Gita Wirjawan told media that participating leaders of the APEC members had strong emphasized the importance of promoting intra- regional growth and investment. "I think in the past few months we have seen concerns over the global economy, one is the tapering of U.S. funding which every economy is concerned with and APEC has taken the responsibility of addressing these concerns head on," he said. Prospects to invest in Indonesia remain good due to the country's continued economic growth and its capability in managing risks, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said here Sunday. Despite the customize beats by dre current global financial market turbulence, Indonesia is upbeat on long-term investment boost in the country as the government's package of policy measures, including substantive structural reform, has helped stabilize its domestic market, Yudhoyono said in his keynote speech at the APEC CEO Summit. "We are confident in the long-term, prospects to invest and grow is enormous as Indonesia will remain a land of opportunity and growth," remarked the president. He added that Indonesia has become a trillion dollar economy with a large middle-class. To elaborate his view, the president cited predication of McKinsey which forecast that Indonesia's business opportunity will increase to up custom beats by dre to 1.8 trillion U.S dollars in 2030. According to the president, the 2013 APEC host, as the largest economy in Southeast Asia and one of the emerging market economies of the world, has made steady progress in conducting major bureaucratic reforms and strengthening government institutions. "We will continue to create a better business and investment environment and address many of the challenges," Yudhoyono pledged. APEC 2013 is viewed by Indonesia as an ideal opportunity to utilize regional economic cooperation to advance its interest in developing economy, promoting job creation and increasing investment and export. APEC economies account for 54 percent of global gross domestic product and 44 percent of global trade. Trade in the region has grown nearly seven-fold since 1989, reaching over 11 trillion U.S. dollars in 2011. Wirjawan insisted that there is need for developing countries to remain robust because it cheap beats by dre would counter lackluster performance in developed countries. "The importance of APEC members sticking together was the basic message being conveyed to each other. De-acceleration of growth is inevitable and as such we have to promote intra-investment more," he added. Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa also disclosed that the same topic was discussed at the APEC Foreign Ministers' Meeting, where delegates acknowledged that beyond regional security there were new challenges to growth. "It's not just traditional security issues but also climate change, food and energy security, promotion of integration. So when you talk of challenges there are many elements that mulberry messenger bag contribute to economic growth. We must ensure that these qualities are locked in." The discussion by the U.S. Federal Reserve about the possibility of reducing the pace of its asset purchase program occurred at a time of weaker-than-expected economic activity in some emerging and developing APEC economies. This resulted in an outflow of capital in some economies in the APEC region.