Mr. Mimura, Chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, who is the chairman of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Mr. Haruo Ozaki, Chairman of the Tokyo Medical Association, met and will continue to exchange opinions so that infection control and economic activities can be compatible. I did.
In this February survey, President Mimura explained that about 70% of small and medium-sized enterprises in Tokyo answered that the new coronavirus has continued to affect their management.
On top of that, he said, "I would like to see a bright outlook that we can gradually normalize economic activities by improving the vaccination and medical care provision system for businesses that are likely to break their hearts in industries such as food and drink, tourism, and events." I did.
In response, Chairman Ozaki responded, "I think that controlling infections early will lead to a real recovery of the economy. I would like to cooperate with each other and consider whether a good path can be obtained."
In the future, both sides will continue to exchange opinions on the enhancement of the inspection and medical care provision system so that infection control and economic activities can be compatible.
After the meeting, President Mimura told reporters, "Economy and medical care are not in conflict, and the aim is the same. Even if the vaccine is introduced, it will not be easy to escape from the infection. It's important. "