WASHINGTON - The U.S. government aims to launch its Indo-Pacific economic engagement initiative around the time of President Joe Biden's visit to Japan later in May, Japanese envoy to the United States Koji Tomita said Monday, noting the two countries want to take the lead in driving economic development in the region.
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