Fumio Kishida re-elected as Japan's Prime Minister in parliamentary vote

Party President of Japans Liberal Democratic Party LPD Fumio Kishida has been reelected as Japans Prime Minister in a parliamentary voteAccording to Japans Kyodo News Fumio Kishida has been reelected as the Prime Minister after his Liberal Democratic Party secured a majority in a special parliament session during the elections held on October 31 2021 in the House of RepresentativesAs necessitated by the Constitution of Japan Kishidas whole cabinet resigned three days before the Parliament session through Friday He was elected as the Prime Minister of Japan on October 4 2021 and served the country for a month Kishida will commence the second cabinet of JapanIn a short period of time the government has pushed forward policies with speed Kyodo news quoted Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno as saying Kyodo News reported that at a press conference Matsuno talked about the reelected PM and mentioned that the government had established a number of committees to understand Kishidas vision of a new capitalism economic growth and wealth redistributionThe reelected Prime Minister had also contacted world leaders including US President Joe Biden to apprehend and analyse a free and open IndoPacific regionThe Kishida governments basic stance is to listen carefully to the voices of the people and speedily carry out policies to address their worries about the coronavirus hopes for economic recovery and sense of crisis about the increasingly severe international situation the news agency quoted Matsuno as sayingShinzo Abe Former Prime Minister had left the position of LPDs chair back in 2012 He will be replacing Hosoda and head LDPs largest faction Replacing Toshimitsu Motegi Kishida most likely will announce Yoshimasa Hayashi a former education minister as the new Foreign Minister He will preserve most of themembers of the current cabinet which was initially launched last month Hayashi leads an unbiased lawmakers group that strengthens and promotes friendly relations between Japan and ChinaTaking Akira Amaris designation Motegi has been appointed as Liberal Democratic Partys SecretaryGeneral Amari had lost in the lower house elections in his singleseat district Gen Nakatani former Defense Minister will be named as Premiers Prime Minister special adviser on human rights issues Former Chief Cabinet Secretary has been elected as speakerMoreover the former Industry Minister and member of the opposition Constitutional Democratic Party Banri Kaieda has been announced as a vice speakerAs reported by Kyodo News the term of the lower house members ended by October 31 and consequently polls were conducted LDP in coalition with Komeito won by a majority in the lower house elections Despite Amaris setback the election results proved to be in favour of LDP and aided further in implementing policiesThe ruling party is likely to commence another diet Parliament session later this year to pass a supplementary budget for the fiscal year 2021 including actions to control Covid19 The budget is expected to be worth 30 trillion yen 266 billion It will endure expenses including distribution of cash and vouchers each worth 50000 yen to the age group 18 and less renewal Go To Travel tourism as a part of domestic travel spending reported the news agency Kishida further plans on increasing salaries of nurses nursery school workers etcAlso Read Letrsquos resort to calm dialogue to build Iraqrsquos future PM Mustafa alKadhimiJapan Premier is planning to meet US President Joe Biden on the diplomatic front Despite the alliance with the Japanese Communist Party CDPJ fell from 110 to 96 and the leader Yukio Edano is expected to resign from the designation after the defeatThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever