French Foreign Minister mentions the return of Carlos Ghosn in his talks with Taro Kono

DINARD, FRANCE – French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian on Friday discussed the new hearings of former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn during a meeting with Taro, Minister of Foreign Affairs. Kono, said an official of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

It is unclear what Le Drian said about Ghosn's situation a day after the aboriginal person was detained in Tokyo following a new allegation of aggravated breach of trust.

Asked by reporters about the details of Le Drian's remarks, the official refused to comment, saying the French minister had briefly discussed the issue at the end of the meeting, on the sidelines of a meeting of foreign ministers Group of Seven countries in Dinard, in the west of the country. La France.

Kono listened to Le Drian but he did not have time to answer, said the manager.

The fourth arrest warrant against Ghosn – who was also chairman of Nissan's alliance partners, Renault SA (France) and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. – was launched, the three builders reinforcing their investigation into allegations that he used corporate funds for private purposes.

Prosecutors in Tokyo have notified Ghosn of the latest warrant, suspected of misappropriating Nissan funds paid to a distributor in Oman.

The arrest took place less than a month after the release of Ghosn's bail in Tokyo. At age 65, he planned to hold a press conference to "tell the truth about what was happening," but was arrested again before he could do so.