Name: Nissan CEO Says the Company Isn’t Afraid of Trump
Uploaded: 2017-01-11
Duration: 1 min 52 s

Business people, anyway, will adapt to any situation. We have been dealing with political power since the company was born and we'll continue to deal with it. We don't put the rules, we adapt to the rules. As long as the rules apply to everybody, it's a competitive game. So I don't think there are some rules that facilitate our job, some rules which make it easier, more difficult But as long as it applies to you and your competitor, it's fine. So what I would like to say is if you are mentioning for example, President elect Trump, and people saying my God I don't know what's going to happen. First, what I understood from the message through the election are two things: America first, Job in the United States. That's it, that's the bottom line, okay. America first, and jobs on the United States. And all the trade discussion is how I'm I getting a good deal? Right That's it. So, frankly, when we look for example to the relationship between Unites States and Mexico, for the moment, what rules the trade relationship between the country Are NAFTA. Everybody adapt to NAFTA, all companies adapt to NAFTA. Unless [ UNKNOWN ] there is a change in NAFTA. Okay. That may happen. There is some enhancement, so difference etc. We'll adapt to the change in NAFTA. I don't think it's something, such a disaster. We are going through change all the time. Change in technology, change in organization, change in So, this is not something that scares us, we just wanna make sure that we understand what's going on. We wanna make sure that we don; t preempt to early. We need to make sure that we are acting on facts and decision and not interpretation or deviation about it. That's why I'm not worried, I'm attentive to what's going to happen.