Murata picked as METI's No. 2

Murata picked as METI's No. 2

TOKYO, Japan - Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) Minister Takeo Hiranuma said July 19 he has appointed Seiji Murata (file photo), 57, to succeed Katsusada Hirose as vice minister of economy, trade and industry, effective July 30.

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