It is a reaction of the business community about the inauguration of the new President Biden of the United States.
Keidanren Chairman Nakanishi "Expectations for emphasis on international cooperation"
Keidanren Chairman Nakanishi said, "Recovery of the world economy exhausted by the corona disaster and reconstruction of the swaying international order are important issues, and the power of the United States is needed to solve them. The new administration is international. We have set out a policy that emphasizes cooperation, and we have high expectations for it. "
In addition, the new President Biden's policy to return to the "Paris Agreement", an international framework for global warming policy that former President Trump has left, "shows a strong determination to solve the climate change problem. I highly appreciate it. I want you to take leadership toward the realization of global green growth. "
Secretary-general Sakurada of the Doyukai "Towing the Peace and Prosperity of the International Community Again"
Mr. Sakurada, the secretary-general of the Keizai Doyukai, made a comment, "demonstrating strong leadership toward smooth transition to the administration, countermeasures against the new coronavirus, which is the biggest issue, and overcoming the serious division and economic disparity of American society. I want the United States to lead the peace and prosperity of the international community again. "
On that basis, regarding future US-Japan relations, "In the international community where uncertainty is increasing, the importance of US-Japan relations will further increase. Japan will collaborate with the United States to realize a free and open Indo-Pacific region and the East. We are required to strive for stability in the Asian region. "
President Mimura of Nissho "Strengthening Japan-US Relations"
Mr. Mimura, President of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said, "I have high hopes for strong leadership as a new president who emphasizes multilateralism and the rule of law."
On top of that, "I would like each country to actively show its willingness to cooperate and respond to problems that cannot be solved by the United States alone, such as overcoming the new coronavirus and strengthening climate change and energy policies. We hope that a stronger relationship between Japan and the United States will be built to tackle the difficult task of an early recovery of the world economy. "