El gobierno japonés presentará en marzo el mapa de ruta de su estrategia de crecimiento

18 de febrero de 2026

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Se espera que la primera ministra Sanae Takaichi anuncie en su discurso de política del viernes que el Gobierno presentará en marzo un mapa de ruta de inversión público-privada para su estrategia de crecimiento. El mapa de ruta promoverá inversiones audaces y apoyará la expansión internacional de empresas en 17 campos estratégicos. El Gobierno también planea recopilar ideas sobre una reducción del impuesto al consumo por dos años limitada a alimentos antes del verano y acelerar los proyectos de ley de reforma fiscal relacionados。

La primera ministra Sanae Takaichi pronunciará su discurso de política ante ambas cámaras de la Dieta de Japón el viernes, anunciando que el Gobierno presentará en marzo un mapa de ruta de inversión público-privada para su estrategia de crecimiento. Esta iniciativa, detallada en un borrador obtenido por The Yomiuri Shimbun, busca fomentar inversiones audaces y facilitar la expansión internacional de negocios en 17 campos estratégicos。

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