Original title: Japanese AutomobileGhosn, former chairman of the company, accepted French judicial investigation source: CCTV news client
According to local media reports, Carlos Ghosn, former chairman of Japan's Nissan Motor Company, was questioned by the French judicial investigation team in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, on May 31, focusing on Ghosn's luxury dinner in Versailles, France, as well as personal financial issues.
In an interview with the media on the same day, Ghosn stressed that he was the victim of a series of judicial investigations. He volunteered to accept the French judicial investigation in order to restore his reputation.
Ghosn, 67, has multiple nationalities such as France, Brazil and Lebanon, and has served as chairman and chairman of Japan's Nissan Motor Company.Renault, FranceThe chief executive of a car company was arrested in Japan at the end of 2018 on suspicion of underreporting salaries and embezzling company funds, but he denied all the charges. In April 2019, Ghosn was arrested again and was closely monitored by Japanese prosecutors after paying huge bail. At the end of the same year, he absconded to Lebanon in a private jet.
This is Ghosn's first judicial investigation since he was arrested in Japan, which will last for about a week. (Guan Panpan, a reporter from the front desk)