TAIRA Masaaki
Minister for Digital Transformation
TAIRA Masaaki
Minister for Digital Transformation
- Minister in Charge of Digital Administrative and Fiscal Reform
- Minister in charge of Administrative Reform
- Minister in charge of the National Civil Service System
- Minister in charge of Cybersecurity
- Minister of State for Regulatory Reform
- Date of Birth
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- Place of Birth
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Tokyo
Career
- March 1989
- Graduated from the School of Law at Waseda University
- November 1996
- 3rd president of a fruit and vegetable middle wholesale company (family business) in the Ota Wholesale Market
- January 2003
- President, Junior Chamber International Tokyo
- August 2005
- Elected for the first time in the Tokyo 4th District in the 44th General Election of the House of Representatives (HR) (thereafter elected consecutively for 6 terms)
- December 2012
- Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry; and Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Cabinet Office (2nd Abe Cabinet)
- September 2014
- State Minister of Cabinet Office (Regional Revitalization, National Strategic Special Zones, Cool Japan Strategy) (2nd Abe Cabinet (reshuffled))
- September 2016
- Chair of HR Standing Committee on Environment (192nd Diet)
- September 2019
- State Minister of Cabinet Office (Disaster Management, Administrative Reform, IT Policy, Space Policy) (4th Abe Cabinet (reshuffled))
- January 2024
- Chair, HR Special Committee for Investigation of Nuclear Power Issues (213th Diet)
- October 2024
- Minister for Digital Transformation, Minister in charge of Administrative Reform, Minister in charge of Civil Service Reform, Minister of State for Cyber Security, Minister of State for Special Missions Cabinet Office (regulatory reform) (Ishiba Cabinet)
- November 2024
- Minister for Digital Transformation, Minister in Charge of Digital Administrative and Fiscal Reform, Minister in charge of Administrative Reform, Minister in charge of the National Civil Service System, Minister in charge of Cybersecurity, Minister of State for Regulatory Reform (2nd Ishiba Cabinet)