Lee says will continue cooperation with US administration, seek bipartisan support in Congress
President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday that Korea will continue to closely cooperate with the U.S. administration following the recent U.S. midterm elections, while also seeking to expand bipartisan support in Congress for issues related to the country and the alliance. Lee made the remarks at a Cabinet meeting after the opposition Democratic Party in the United States won control of both the…
President Lee Jae Myung affirmed on Tuesday that South Korea will maintain close cooperation with the U.S. administration despite the recent U.S. midterm elections which saw the opposition Democratic Party gain control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Speaking at a Cabinet meeting, the Korean president highlighted the need to prepare for potential changes in the external environment following the election results.
He emphasized the importance of minimizing negative impacts on the domestic economy resulting from external uncertainties.
Lee stressed the significance of strengthening and broadening the foundation for cooperation and trust between the two nations, viewing it from a mutually beneficial standpoint. He called for concerted efforts to ensure the successful implementation of bilateral diplomatic and security agreements. The president underscored that maintaining a strong partnership remains the most critical priority.
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