Mori takes LDP's No. 2 post

Mori takes LDP's No. 2 post

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) on July 25 appoints Yoshiro Mori (L), chairman of the party's decision-making General Council, as the new party secretary general. The LDP also appointed former posts minister Takashi Fukaya (2nd from R) chairman of the General Council and former Foreign Minister Yukihiko Ikeda (R) chairman of the Policy Research Council. ==Kyodo

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