Gov't panel calls for IT training, high-speed Internet access

Gov't panel calls for IT training, high-speed Internet access

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (C) addresses a government panel on information technology (IT) at his official residence on June 26. The IT Strategy Council adopted a program for fiscal 2002 that calls for more IT skills training and the promotion of Internet access in areas that have yet to enjoy the benefits of IT.

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