Former Chairman Ghosn did not publicly say that he was involved in the incident, September 30, 4:48
Carlos Ghosn, a former chairman of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., who is fleeing to Lebanon in the Middle East, has announced that he will attend a local university event and support business administration courses.
It is unusual for former Chairman Ghosn to appear in public, but he did not say anything about the incident.
Former Chairman Carlos Ghosn of Nissan, who fled to Lebanon last December, announced on the 29th that he will participate in a university event in the suburbs of the capital Beirut, where he will provide business administration courses and support for startup companies.
Former Chairman Ghosn has often responded to media interviews after his escape, but it was unusual for him to appear in public, and the venue was packed with media.
In this, former chairman Ghosn said, "It will play a role in rebuilding Lebanon by creating jobs and raising entrepreneurs," and it is critical due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection and the large-scale explosion in Beirut in August. He emphasized that it will contribute to the recovery of the Lebanese economy in the situation.
On the other hand, when asked about the incident, he answered, "I don't want to distract," and did not say anything.