Japanese PM Abe Released 3 New Target for Government to Achieve
Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, has announced a new Japanese strategy for the future. He describes his strategy as "The new three arrows" and explained well at the night on September 24. Recovery of the Japanese economy is the top priority of the arrows he mentioned. Setting a target of 600 trillion yen of GDP to make sure Japanese economy will recover as soon as possible.
Abe promised Japanese citizens many things through "Abenomics". He promised to end this deflation and recover growth by spending money for public and citizens, lavish monetary easing to help make the economy more productive and competitive. However, the plan has not been working out in the way it was supposed to. This is another reason that "The three new arrows" is attracting people's attention. "I am expected to show the result more than the last three years of me being Prime Minister." Abe said.
"The new three arrows" has three aims to accomplish. The first arrow is the strong economy to give hope for all Japanese citizen to live in Japan.
The second one is to provide cares and supports for raising children who are the future of the country. For example, there are numbers of children waiting to get into publicly certified nursery schools today. He aims to improve early childhood education to be improved and reduce the number to zero. The government will start expanding childhood caring facilities too. He says that it is possible to improve the birth rate up to 1.8 by this plans of the second arrow.
And the last arrow means reliability which can give peace on mind for all the elderly Japanese. The increasing number of elderly is a serious matter in Japan now. There are many people who have to quit the job because they have to look after their parents or other elderly. Abe wants to reduce this number to zero as well with the aim of the third arrow as it decreases the Japanese productivity as well. Abe will create a society where people can work and care family at the same time by increasing the number of nursing home for the aged people.
"I want Abenomics to improve growing as it is now the second stage of it. We are receiving the benefits of Abenomics and we will invest audaciously for the dreams and hopes for future as well as to peace each individuals living. Economy improvement is the top priority and we are trying to achieve the best economy in Japan since the war ended back in 70 years ago to sustain the highest living standard. 600 trillion yen of GDP is the clear target that we will be chasing. We are welcoming investments and human resources from foreign countries into our country. We are going to create policies to carry out successfully."
The Japanese Prime Minister is keen to improve the quality of living for all Japanese and believes that "The new three arrows" will help him achieve that.
News Souce: NHK