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Japan is Beginning to Pay $ 930 to Every Citizen
Japan will begin to pay 100,000 yen (about $ 930) in financial aid to each citizen in May, Tarō Asō, the country's deputy prime minister and finance minister, told a news conference in Tokyo.
The aim is to help all families, regardless of income, in dealing with the damage the coronavirus epidemic has caused to the country's economy.
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Two Turkish women among ‘Ten Outstanding Young Persons’
The Junior Chamber International (JCI), which is a global network for young professionals and entrepreneurs in their 20's and 30's, has selected two Turkish women to add to their list of "Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the World."
SOFIA Will Host a Meeting of Young Leaders From 35 Countries
Sofia will host the European Junior Presidents' Meeting of the Junior Chamber International European Presidents. It will be held in the period 07-10.02.2019 in Hilton Sofia Hotel. Participants in the event will be 110 delegates from 35 countries. Apart from Europe, delegates from the United States, Indonesia, Japan and Paraguay will take part in the event.
Japan finmin Aso says will discuss China economy at G20
Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Sept. 1 it would be beneficial for this week's meeting of the Group of 20 major economies to discuss what is going on in China's economy.
China is Japan's biggest trading partner. China's stock markets have lost nearly 40 percent of their value since mid-June as an economic slowdown rattles investors.
Nikolic meets with delegation of young active citizens
BELGRADE - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic met with a delegation of the Junior Chamber International, a worldwide community of young active citizens, on Thursday.