Tokyo, January 1 Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga delivered a New Year’s address on January 1. “Pandemic” has become a key word throughout the article.
Yoshihide Suga said that the current Coroanvirus pandemic is still spreading, and the economic situation is still severe. The government will do its best to prevent the spread of the Pandemic.
At the end of the year, medical staff are still fighting the virus on the front line day and night, and I once again express my heartfelt thanks to them.
Yoshihide Suga said that Yoshihide Suga’s cabinet vowed to protect the lives and lives of the people and will continue to devote all efforts to prevent the spread of the Pandemic and restore the economy.
We want to work with everyone to overcome this unprecedented national crisis and create a brand new society in the “post-Pandemic” era.
Yoshihide Suga emphasized that “green” and “digitalization” are my country’s new sources of growth.
The government will take the lead in supporting bold investments aimed at innovation, pooling all policy resources, and decisively implementing reforms in various fields, so as to bring tremendous changes to the economy and society and lead the next era.
Yoshihide Suga pointed out that taking the fight against the Pandemic as an opportunity, people’s attention to places has further increased. With the advancement of digitalization, a trend of emigrating to places has emerged.
The government will revitalize the local economy, which accounts for a large part of my country’s consumption, through reforms such as agricultural reforms and tourism policies, and in turn stimulate Japan’s overall vitality.
Regarding the Tokyo Olympics, Yoshihide Suga said that the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, which symbolize world unity, will be held this summer. In order to achieve the goal of “safety and peace of mind”, we will make all preparations steadily.
In addition, Suga Yoshihide also mentioned in his speech to build stable relations with neighboring countries and attach importance to multilateralism.
