On the morning of the 10th local time, the senior management of the Liberal Democratic Party of completed personnel adjustments. In the afternoon, after Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio held talks with Komeito Party representatives, he reorganized the cabinet and announced the list.
Central Taiwan reporter Li Weibing: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida carried out the reorganization of the cabinet and the senior management of the Liberal Democratic Party on the 10th. There are 19 members of the new cabinet, including five people including Chief Officer Hiroichi Matsuno, Foreign Minister Yoshimasato, Finance Minister Hiroichi Suzuki, Economic Regeneration Minister Oshiro Yamashiro, Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Tetsuo Saito, etc., who remain in office and continue to serve in their original positions. The defense minister and the health and labor minister are appointed by Hamada Yasuichi and Kato Katsunobu , who have held the same positions before. Taro Kono and Taro Kochi and Saemi Takashi and Saemi , who lost to Kishida in the last Liberal Democratic Party presidential election, respectively served as digital and economic security guarantees. The economic and industrial aspects are held by Nishimura Yasukettoshi . Another nine people entered the cabinet for the first time, namely Agriculture, Forestry and Aquatic Products Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture, Agri As for the senior leaders of the Liberal Democratic Party, Taro Aso and Toshiki Motegi continue to serve as vice presidents and secretary-generals, Koichi Hagida took office as president of government affairs investigation, the president of the general affairs is Endo Taki Aki and Hiroshi Moriyama served as chairman of election countermeasures.
reorganization aims to stabilize the regime and accumulate strength for long-term governance
General Station reporter Li Weibing: Some analysts believe that Kishida's goal of reorganizing the cabinet and the senior leaders of the Liberal Democratic Party is to consolidate the foundation of the regime and accumulate strength for future long-term governance. We know that although Kishida's regime won both last year's House of Representatives and this year's Senate election, Kishida's foundation in the Liberal Democratic Party is not solid and needs to rely on the support of major parties such as the Abe faction, Aso faction, and Mogi faction, especially the largest faction, the Abe faction. Abe's assassination of is a very good opportunity for Kishida to get rid of the influence of the Abe faction and establish his own characteristics. But if it is too obvious, it will cause distancing among conservative political forces such as the Abe faction. Therefore, in this reorganization, Kishida let the former economic industry minister, Mitsuichi Hagitoda, who was once Abe's close confidant, serve as the president of the Liberal Democratic Party's government affairs investigation, and arranged four Abe members to send parliamentarians to the cabinet, showing their consideration for conservative forces such as the Abe faction. At the same time, on the other hand, Kishida arranged for non-mainstream acting president Hiro Moriyama to serve as chairman of the election countermeasures, allowing Taro Kono, a competitor of the presidential election last year, to promote the 41-year-old Liberal Democratic Party Youth Director Kokura Tono to the cabinet, with the intention of gaining extensive party support and ensuring dominance for long-term governance in the future.
Expert short comment: The reorganization relies on the balance and stability of the ruling foundation of the party's faction and factionality
Japan Kishida Cabinet 's new team has just been officially announced. What signals has the personnel transfers on this list released? In fact, Kishida's cabinet reorganization was originally scheduled to be held in September. What are the reasons for the advancement of this agenda? What impact will it have? Director of the Japanese Institute of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Yang Bojiang interprets this.
Source: CCTV News
