LDP panel formally decides to choose Mori successor on April 24

LDP panel formally decides to choose Mori successor on April 24

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's committee on the party's presidential election decide to hold the party's presidential election to chose a successor to outgoing Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori on April 24. They are meeting at the LDP's headquarters in Tokyo on April 9.

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