First lady Kim meets with Korean women in Japan
First lady Kim Hea Kyung met Tuesday with female members of an association representing Korean residents in Japan and praised the group's contributions to the development of their home country. Kim, wife of President Lee Jae Myung, made the remarks during an afternoon tea meeting with members of the women's division of the Korean Residents Union in Japan, also known as "Mindan" in Korean. The…
On Tuesday, First Lady Kim Hea Kyung hosted a tea meeting with female members of the Korean Residents Union in Japan, also known as Mindan. The association represents Korean residents living in the country.
During the afternoon gathering, the first lady expressed her gratitude towards the Korean women for their significant contributions to the development of their homeland. She recounted how these women had shown unwavering support for Korea during its troubled times and had enthusiastically cheered for the nation's growth and progress.
The first lady emphasized that the enduring love shown by these compatriots played a crucial role in shaping modern Korea into what it is today. She warmly welcomed the women's visit to their home country, promising to cherish their gratitude for a long time.
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