FM Cho calls for stronger Korea-China-Japan cooperation for regional peace
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun has called for stronger cooperation among Korea, China and Japan to promote peace and prosperity in their shared region, his office said Wednesday. Cho made the call during a meeting Tuesday with Tatsushi Nishioka, secretary-general of the Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat (TCS), and Deputy Secretaries-General Kim Han-kyu and Li Jing, respectively from South Korea and…
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun has advocated for enhanced collaboration among Korea, China, and Japan to foster peace and prosperity in the region, according to a report by The Korea Times. This call for stronger cooperation emerged during a meeting on Tuesday between Cho and Tatsushi Nishioka, the secretary-general of the Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat (TCS), along with Deputy Secretaries-General Kim Han-kyu from China and Li Jing from South Korea.
The TCS, established in Seoul in 2011 following a Korean proposal at the second trilateral summit in 2009, focuses on initiatives such as people-to-people exchanges to deepen trilateral cooperation. Cho emphasized the significance of partnership among Seoul, Beijing, and Tokyo in advancing the practical interests of their citizens and achieving peace and prosperity in East Asia.
He further highlighted the Korean government's commitment to actively supporting the three nations in finding common ground and sustaining dialogue.
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