Tokyo 2020 boss faces resignation calls over sexist remarks ...Middle East

TOKYO, Feb 4: Tokyo 2020 Games chief Yoshiro Mori has apologised and said he may have to resign after sparking a sexism row by claiming women speak too much in meetings, a Japanese daily said Thursday.Mori, an 83-year-old former prime minister known for public gaffes, told the Mainichi Shimbun he was sorry for his “thoughtless” remarks, which prompted calls for him to step down.“If calls for my resignation grow louder, I might be compelled to resign,“ Mori was quoted as telling the newspaper on Thursday.“It was thoughtless. I’d like to apologise,“ he added.Mori is reported to have said Wednesday that “board of directors meetings with many women take a lot of time”, according to the Asahi Shi

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