1st Congressional Breakfast Meeting “Urgent Issues in Health Policy”
date : 6/2/2008
The Congressional Breakfast Meeting invites health policy decision-making leaders from the ruling and opposition parties to speak about critical health policy issues before opening discussion among all participants. The speaker for the first meeting was LDP upper house member, Seiichi Eto, chairman of the LDP committee on Health, Welfare and Labour. Following Mr. Eto’s talk, participants including senior managers of HPIJ’s corporate members together with our directors and advisors engaged in active discussion.
Registration deadline: 2008-06-01
Exhibition date:2008-06-02
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