Korea Ruling Party Representative Japan-Korea Summit Meeting Expected to be held by the end of the year November 13, 21:11
Lee Na-gyung, the ruling party's representative, who is known as the most knowledgeable Japanese sect in Korean politics, said at a press conference on the 13th, "It is also possible for both countries to meet and resolve their concerns. It may be the role of a leader, "he said, and expressed his hope that the event would be held by the end of the year.
Lee, who is known as the Democratic Party of Korea and is the representative of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea, which supports the Moon Jae-in administration in South Korea, held a press conference in the Diet on the 13th, saying, "The success of the Tokyo Olympics in July next year. In order to do so, Japan-South Korea relations must improve. "
After that, he said about the Japan-Korea summit meeting, "It is the role of the leaders of both countries to have a meeting and resolve the issue rather than having a meeting after the issue is resolved," he said until the end of the year. He expressed his hope for the realization of the event.
In addition, the secretary-general of the ruling party, Kim Tae-nyeon (Kim Tae-nyeon), will also be present at the party's meeting, where Prime Minister Suga will hold a summit meeting of the three countries of Japan, China and South Korea, which the South Korean government aims to hold in Seoul by the end of the year. He attended without any conditions and expressed the idea that the leaders of Japan and South Korea should meet in a natural way.
The Mun administration is looking for clues to improve Japan-South Korea relations in view of the fact that Mr. Biden, who emphasizes cooperation between Japan, the United States and South Korea, has declared victory in the US presidential election. Top executives and parliamentary leaders are visiting Japan one after another.
However, due to the issue of "recruitment" during the Pacific War, the procedure for "monetization" of the assets of Japanese companies in South Korea is in progress, and the Mun administration may show an acceptable solution for the Japanese side. The focus is on what you can do.