Kishida has replaced PM Yoshihide Suga in the party.
The Liberal Democratic Party has got a new leader in the form of Kishida. Now it has been decided that when Parliament decides on the name of PM on Monday, Kishida’s name will be stamped.
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- Updated On – 12:20 pm, Wed, 29 September 21Edited By: Richa Bajpai
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Fumio Kishida, who was a diplomat of Japan, has moved towards becoming the next Prime Minister of the country. Kishida has won the election of the leader of the ruling party. In the information given by the news agency AP, it has been said that Kishida is ready to become the next Prime Minister of the country as soon as she wins the election.
Kishida is a former foreign minister of Japan and has replaced Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, the head of the Liberal Democratic Party. Suga is about to step down after a year. A year ago, Suga was made PM when then-prime minister Shinzo Abe decided to step down due to illness.
The Liberal Democratic Party has got a new leader in the form of Kishida. Now it has been decided that when Parliament decides on the name of PM on Monday, Kishida’s name will be stamped. Kishida’s party controls the parliament and is part of the government as a coalition party. Kishida has defeated Taro Kono, who is the country’s vaccination minister. Besides Kano, the race also featured two female candidates, Sane Takichi and Seiko Noda. But both were out after the first round.
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