Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn holds presser on fifth anniversary of his escape from Japan

[@zumabilla]

This guy is still relevant. France and Japan owe him greatly. Shame Lebanon has no major car assembly industry for him to lend a hand. His knowledge and management experience has a value.

[@kenw5104]

How are you doing Carlos? What's your sentiment now that your former company under your reign has gone begging Honda for merger? I remembered years ago when you were the CEO, the Nissan 🌿 was the pioneer in EV under your leadership. Thaank you Carlos

[@tozrimondher4250]

He answered that question on an interview in Arabic, he said that he has mixed feelings about it, in one hand he feels sorry for the company that he saved, loved, served and made it successful over many years, but on the other hand, he feels that he is somehow satisfied with what happened to Nissan because the top executives wanted to play politics and get rid of him at any cost even hurting his reputation. I hope that answered your question.

[@reaver9]

Marvelous! Kudos to Carlos for being courageous.

[@Nicolas-uu3jr]

Lebanon is such a successful country 😂, so of course this man is innocent 🤣🤣🤣(I am a lebanese citizen btw)

[@jhanninnen]

Japanese car makers will pay a high price for procrastinating the EV revolution

[@tsheposos]

EV market penetration has and will continue to stall

[@paranoidhumanoid]

As soon as he was ousted by Nissan, the company is now in desperation mode trying to stay afloat on zero innovation.

[@mmenmg]

Silly questions addressed to a fugitive who ran away from his trial in a music box. He's no longer in the industry so his opinion no longer matters. Why not asking him serious questions about his alleged purchase of houses, yachts and other stuff using Nissan's assets? what was the purpose of creating that dutch company where nobody was involved but himself?

[@viralnews5282]

Did your mom ever tell you how smart you are?😅

[@mmenmg]

⁠this isn’t about « me » or how smart I am. Given your turn of phrase you must be the typical libanese who is so used to living in a corrupt country that you think this guy is a hero. Also you don’t have any arguments; just sarcasm and mockery. That says a lot about your IQ level.

[@DonikaJorgo-l7e]

2019 -20 ..

[@Coolman1985]

Who cares, big whoop