Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara: "Steadily implement the coalition agreement" Stresses "good chemistry" with Ishin
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In an interview with the Yomiuri Shimbun, Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara expressed the view that he would explain the prime minister's decisions accurately and carefully. He stressed the importance of conveying the government's policy to the public in an easy-to-understand way.
Kihara also spoke about the relationship with the Japan Innovation Party (Ishin). He said the relationship with Ishin is one of "good chemistry." He then made clear the government's policy of steadily implementing the content of the coalition agreement concluded between the two parties.
A coalition agreement is a promise that parties sharing governing responsibility make in order to align the direction of their policies. How the agreed content will be reflected in actual policy is the focus going forward.
The government and ruling parties are expected to advance policies based on the agreement while continuing to explain them to the public. Attention is focused on future developments.
Sources: 読売新聞
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