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Study Group on Future Digital Human Resource Development Policy (1st)

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Outline

For an overview of the Study Group, please see Study Group on Future Digital Human Resource Development Policies .

Event Information

1. Date and Time

Wednesday, September 9, 2026 16:30 - 18:00

2. Location

Digital Agency Prefectural Assembly Office

3. Attendees (planned)

  • Knowledgeable person
    • Oya Takehiro (Professor, Faculty of Law, Keio University)
    • Naoko Ogawa (Managing Director, Japan Business Federation)
    • Chisato Kunimoto (President of SincereLEE Co., Ltd. / Chief Executive Officer of Women AI Initiative Japan)
    • Shojiro Nishio (President of International Institute for Advanced Studies) * Chairman
    • HIRAYAMA Toshihiro (Professor, Faculty of Management and Information Science, Tama University
    • Daichi Hirogi (President of RECTOR Co., Ltd. / Director of Japanese CTO Association)
    • FUJIMOTO Makoto (Associate Senior Researcher, Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training)
    • Ryosuke Yoshizaki (CEO of Wadan Co., Ltd.)
    • YADA Wakako (Representative of YADA Wakako Policy Research Institute / Representative Director of Public-Private Partnership DX Women's Active Participation Consortium)
  • Digital Agency
    • Matsumoto Minister for Digital Transformation
    • Kawasaki Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Digital Transformation
    • Triangular Vice-Minister for Digital Transformation, Chief Officer of Digital Agency
    • Mr. Tomiyasu, Vice-Minister for Digital Policy
  • *Matsumoto-City Minister for Digital Transformation and Kawasaki-City Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Digital Transformation may cancel their attendance at the Review Committee due to urgent official duties, etc.

4) Proceedings

  • 1. Opening
  • 2. Proceedings
    • (1) Holding of the Study Group on Future Policies for Digital Human Resource Development
    • (2) Current digital human resource development policy (target: 2.3 million people)
    • (3) Process, perspectives, and skills for AX/DX promotion
    • (4) Free Discussion
  • 3) Closing

5. Materials