Tokyo, Hanshin urban highways to be privatized independently

Tokyo, Hanshin urban highways to be privatized independently

TOKYO, Japan - Takashi Imai, honorary chairman of the Japan Business Federation and head of a government advisory panel formulating ways to privatize four road-related public corporations, is surrounded by reporters after a panel meeting in Tokyo on Nov. 15. The panel agreed to make urban expressways in the Tokyo metropolitan and the Hanshin regions private independently of other highways. (Kyodo)

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