Keidanren chief Imai speaks in Jakarta

Keidanren chief Imai speaks in Jakarta

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Takashi Imai, chairman of the Federation of Economic Organizations (Keidanren), speaks to reporters in Jakarta on April 6 at the end of a four-nation Southeast Asian visit by Japan's most powerful business lobby. The 11-day mission visited Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore and Indonesia to discuss further development of economic ties between Japan and the region.

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