Keidanren urges gov't to reform itself

Keidanren urges gov't to reform itself

TOKYO, Japan - Nobuteru Ishihara (standing), state minister in charge of administrative reform, speaks at a meeting of a Federation of Economic Organization (Keidanren) committee on reform in Tokyo on July 10. Keidanren Chairman Takashi Imai requested the government to promote administrative reform so that the private sector can help revitalize the economy.

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