Road panel outlines privatization scheme

Road panel outlines privatization scheme

TOKYO, Japan - Takashi Imai, head of a government advisory body on privatization of road-related public corporations, speaks with the media Aug. 23. The seven-member panel worked out a framework to privatize four public entities, including the creation of a public corporation to inherit their debt after privatization. (Kyodo)

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