Sino-Korean Foreign Ministers' Meeting Demands Support for South Korea's "Korea's Policy toward North Korea"

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and South Korean Foreign Minister Chung Eui-yong met in Seoul.

Regarding the situation on the Korean Peninsula, Foreign Minister Chung called for continued support for the South Korean government's policy toward North Korea.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has been visiting South Korea since the 14th, following Vietnam, Cambodia, and Singapore, and met with Foreign Minister Jung Wei-young in Seoul on the morning of the 15th.

At the beginning of the meeting, Foreign Minister Wang said that it would be 30 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Korea, saying that "the two countries have built a strategic partner relationship through close exchanges" and further strengthened the relationship. I showed a measure.

In response, Foreign Minister Chung emphasized that "the two countries have worked closely as core partners to achieve the joint goal of complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and permanent peace consolidation," said the South Korean government. He called for continued support for North Korean policy.

Regarding the situation on the Korean Peninsula, North Korea announced that it had succeeded in launching a long-range cruise missile, and senior officials from Japan, the United States and South Korea shared the latest information on the 14th and confirmed their policy to continue strengthening cooperation. ..

Prior to the meeting, South Korea's news agency Union News reported that opinions related to US-China relations are expected to be exchanged, and that "Foreign Minister Wang may restrain the approach between South Korea and the United States." increase.