Japan says Lebanon agrees on need to resolve case of Carlos Ghosn

Japan's senior vice justice minister said Tuesday he and Lebanon President Michel Aoun agreed on the need to resolve the case of former Nissan Motor Co. boss Carlos Ghosn, who jumped bail and fled Japan to the Middle Eastern country."I clearly conveyed the position of the Japanese government (to Lebanon) and both countries agreed completely that it's extremely important for both countries to resolve the fugitive case," Hiroyuki Yoshiie said at a press conference in Tokyo after returning from his meeting with Aoun in Lebanon on Monday."I directly told (the president) that the Japanese govern…READ FULL ARTICLE