FM Cho attends EU, MIKTA ministerial meetings to discuss cooperation
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun has attended EU-Indo-Pacific and MIKTA foreign ministers' meetings in New York and discussed cooperation among like-minded nations, the foreign ministry said Tuesday. Cho attended a meeting of foreign ministers from the European Union (EU) and four Indo-Pacific countries, including Australia, India and Japan, on Monday (local time) on the sidelines of the U.N. General…
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun participated in foreign ministers meetings between the European Union (EU) and four Indo-Pacific nations in New York. The discussions aimed to promote cooperation among nations with shared values, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Cho attended the meeting on Monday during the UN General Assembly High-Level Week, alongside Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, Kazuya Endo, a senior Japanese foreign ministry official, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, and representatives from EU member states.
During the gathering, the ministers emphasized the significance of a rules-based international order and strategies to enhance security cooperation amidst growing global uncertainties. Cho expressed concern over the increasing military alliance between North Korea and Russia. He stressed the necessity of bolstering security collaboration between the EU and the Indo-Pacific region. The participants concurred with Cho's viewpoint and reached a consensus that cooperation among like-minded nations was crucial.
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