Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said that“ensuring the safety of local residents is the basic premise(in base) operations,” and urged the U.S. side to“see that safety is ensured, the cause is investigated and measures are taken to avoid the same thing happening again.”.
Notwithstanding this, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe publicly stated that Japan under his administration"is not adopting any immigration policy". The government regards most of the new inflow of foreigners as temporary residents who are expected to go home in the future.
President Donald Trump said on Friday it is possible that the United States and Japan could reach a new bilateral trade deal by the time he visits Tokyo in May, but he and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe cited areas where they differ on trade.
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo urged business leaders to actively invest in human resource development in order to accomplish a goal of 600 trillion Yen of GDP in nominal terms and achieve good economic cycle through labor policies to increase more both basic wages and total annual salary than the results of 2015.
For example, Japan's Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, is a strong advocate of having working women contribute more to the economy, and has set a goal of increasing the number of female executives in Japan's companies to more than 30% by 2020.
Concerning the court ruling, Prime Minister Abe Shinzo insists that'the issue of the right to demand compensation has been solved completely and finally by the 1965 Agreement' and that'the ruling cannot be possible in light of the international law', telling that he would cope with the issue sternly.
Though Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has long sought to shift Japan from pacifism to what he calls a“normal country,” North Korea's missiles and China's aggressiveness in the Pacific would have left Tokyo little choice anyway.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, keen to beef up Japan's security amid rising concerns about China's military assertiveness, has said the law is needed to the smooth operation of a new National Securities Council and to persuade foreign countries such as close ally the United States to share intelligence.
Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held their sixth meeting, and third major summit, and affirmed their strong determination to strengthen our shared resolve on North Korea, and increase the capability of the U.S.-Japan Alliance to confront all emerging threats to peace, stability, and an international order….
Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held their sixth meeting, and third major summit, and affirmed their strong determination to strengthen our shared resolve on North Korea, and increase the capability of the U.S.-Japan Alliance to confront all emerging threats to peace, stability, and an international order based on the rule of law.
In spite of this positive development, Premier Shinzo Abe continues to insist on the necessity of strengthening international pressure on the DPRK, and Taro Kono, Foreign Minister, declared in his public speech delivered in 31 March that the DPRK"was preparing another nuclear test", and could not answer the US remark he received, that the nuclear site activities of the DPRK had decreased, and was halted on the 5th of March.
日本の安倍晋三首相は持病を懸念し辞意を表明しました。
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced he is stepping down due to chronic health concerns.
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