自民じみん総裁そうさい選せん 街頭がいとう演説えんぜつで経済けいざい政策せいさくや国土こくど強きょうじん化かなどめぐり論戦ろんせん

In the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election, on the 24th, five candidates gave speeches on the street, engaging in debates over economic policies such as the creation of industries in regional areas and the strengthening of national resilience.

He said, I want the government to boldly invest in strategic industries such as information energy, smart agriculture, and, in the case of Akihabara, content as well, to truly revitalize Japan from the core.

Former Secretary-General Motegi said, There are many growth sectors in Japan, and we want to attract investment in fields such as AI, data centers, and semiconductors.

By pouring money into growth sectors, the economy will expand significantly.

He said, We will create a virtuous economic cycle and build a society where people can feel optimistic about the future.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashi said, We made truly painstaking efforts to reach a tariff agreement with the Trump administration.

We need to put this into practice.

I will use all of my experience and achievements so far to transform Japan once again into a bright country full of dreams and hope, he said.

Former Minister for Economic Security, Takaichi, said, Strengthening our national resilience is an important initiative to protect the lives of those living now and in the future, and we must not hesitate for financial reasons.

We will definitely take measures to protect lives.

Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Koizumi said, Japan must have its own production capacity.

Attracting companies and investments, like TSMC in Kumamoto Prefecture or Rapidus in Hokkaido.

He said, The government will take risks, even in cooperation with the private sector, to establish industrial hubs in rural areas.

A speech meeting is scheduled to be held in Nagoya on the 26th, and in Osaka on the 2nd of next month.