Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Kishi reorganized the cabinet

Xinhua News Agency, Tokyo, August 10th (Reporter Guo Dan) Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Kishida reorganized the cabinet on the 10th and adjusted the senior personnel within the Liberal Democratic Party.

According to the list of new cabinet members announced on the day of the Japanese official house Chiefs Matsuna Kaki, the 19 members of the 19 cabinet were retained except the foreign minister Lin Fangzheng and the official house chief Matsuno Koichi, and the remaining 14 positions were adjusted; the first entry into the cabinet; 9 people.

Among the members of the New Cabinet, Yamada Yinyi, who served as the Minister of Defense in the 2008 Masheng Cabinet, served as the Minister of Defense; the former Defense Minister Anxin Fu served as the Prime Minister's auxiliary officer and was mainly responsible for the issue of national security, nuclear disarmament, and non -proliferation. Nishimura Kangyu, who served as the Minister of Economic Regeneration as the Minister of Economic Regeneration, served as the Minister of Economic and Industry; former Minister of General Affairs Gao Shi Miao served as the Minister of Economic Security and concurrently served as the Minister of Science and Technology. Digital Minister.

From the perspective of the members of the cabinet members, the number of factions is equal and the forces are balanced. According to the cabinet process, on the evening of the 10th, members of the new cabinet will hold a certification ceremony in the palace.

On the morning of the 10th, Kishida Wenxiong, the head of the Liberal Democratic Party, also adjusted the internal senior management of the Liberal Democratic Party. Among the four major members of the Liberal Democratic Party, Mao Mimin Chong continued to stay as the chairman of the chairman; the original election counterattack chairman, Yuan Tengto Liming served as the president of the General Affairs Office; Abe ’s Tatomi Katsui was the president of the political transfer; Essence

Affected by factors such as the new crown epidemic and high prices, recently, public opinion surveys from major Japanese media have shown a sharp decline in the support rate of Kishida Cabinet. Analysts believe that the rapid reorganization of Kishida aims to stabilize the political situation through personnel reform.

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