Tanigaki vows balanced approach on industry revival

Tanigaki vows balanced approach on industry revival

TOKYO, Japan - Newly appointed industrial revival minister Sadakazu Tanigaki holds a news conference at the Diet building Nov. 8 after Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi formerly put him in charge of the tentatively-called Institution for Industrial Revival. Tanigaki, who also serves as state minister heading the National Public Safety Commission, stressed the difficulty of balancing public and private forces in selecting viable companies.

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