Prime Minister Fumio Kishida left for France on Wednesday, the first leg of a six-day overseas trip that is also set to take him to Brazil and Paraguay during Japan's early May Golden Week holiday period.On Thursday, Kishida is scheduled to address the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris on various issues including climate change and international rules for generative artificial intelligence."I'd like to express that Japan will take a leading role in creating and bolstering a free and fair, rules-based international economic order," Kishida told reporters at Tokyo…READ FULL ARTICLE