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 EU-Indo-Pacific and MIKTA foreign ministers meetings in New York, focusing on cooperation among like-minded nations, according to the foreign ministry. On Monday (local time), Cho attended a gathering of foreign ministers from the European Union (EU) and four Indo-Pacific nations, including Australia, India, and Japan, during the U.N.
General Assembly High-Level Week. The participants, along with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, discussed the significance of a rules-based international order and methods to enhance security cooperation amidst escalating global uncertainties.
Cho expressed worry over the intensifying military connections between North Korea and Russia, emphasizing the necessity of bolstering security cooperation between the EU and the Indo-Pacific region. The attendees concurred with Cho's perspective and agreed that collaboration among like-minded nations was crucial.
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