FM Cho to visit US for G20 foreign ministers' meeting this week
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun plans to visit the United States this week to attend a Group of 20 (G20) foreign ministers' meeting to discuss ways to address global challenges with partner nations and strengthen international cooperation, the foreign ministry said Monday. During his five-day visit to Atlanta starting Thursday, Cho plans to exchange views with his counterparts on major challenges…
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun is set to travel to the United States this week for a Group of 20 (G20) foreign ministers meeting, according to the South Korean foreign ministry. The five-day visit to Atlanta, starting on Thursday, will see Cho Hyun engage in discussions with his counterparts on pressing global issues, such as geopolitical matters, energy, and supply chains. The aim is to explore ways to foster cooperation within the G20 framework.
South Korea is slated to assume the presidency of the G20 in 2028, and the government plans to collaborate closely with member nations to maintain momentum in addressing various global challenges. Cho Hyun is also expected to meet with his counterparts from major countries during the summit, potentially including a bilateral discussion with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
If such a meeting transpires, it is anticipated that the two leaders will deliberate on matters concerning the Korean Peninsula, including the recent visit of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to China.
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