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Since the Renault-Mitsubishi Tripartite Alliance was arrested by former CEO Carlos Ghosn, Nissan-Mitsubishi has been fighting for a voice in the alliance to play a game with Renault. Jean Dominic Sennard, chairman of the alliance, said the three sides should take the time to calmly discuss the peaceful development of the alliance in the future.

"any company in the world needs to think about how to strengthen its own construction and future development path, and if it is an alliance, it needs to optimize its interior," he said in an interview with French International Television. "

Sennard said the convergence or change in shareholdings between Nissan, Mitsubishi and Renault was "a bit dramatic and unnecessary". "there has been a lot of talk lately, which scares people. We all have our sensitivities. "

The alliance became the focus of global attention in November last year, when Nissan was in the limelight by reporting job-related crimes committed by former CEO Carlos Ghosn. In the alliance, Renault has been seeking a merger with Nissan, but has been boycotted by Nissan executives represented by Hiroshi Nishikawa, who believe that the merger will hinder Nissan's independence.

Ghosn was charged in Japan with suspected job-related crimes, including falsifying financial documents, transferring company funds to personal accounts, falsifying personal annual income and transferring losses to Nissan. Ghosn appeared in Tokyo District Court on the 23rd of this month. He denies the charges.

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