<Anchor>
Now, let's call reporter Park Won-kyung, who is covering President Biden's schedule at this time and the prospect of the summit tomorrow (21st), at the Yongsan Presidential Office.
Reporter Park, where did President Biden go now?
<Reporter>
Yes, it is reported that President Biden, who gave a joint speech with President Yoon Seok-yeol at the Pyeongtaek semiconductor plant a while ago, went to Osan Air Base.
It is known that President Biden will travel to Seoul by Marine One, a private helicopter, and when he arrives at the heliport in Yongsan, Seoul, he will use a vehicle to travel to the Namsan Grand Hyatt Hotel, his accommodation during his visit to Korea.
The Grand Hyatt Hotel is where former US presidents such as Obama and Trump stayed, and President Biden is known to prepare for the summit without any additional schedule today.
<Anchor>
Tomorrow's Korea-US summit will definitely be the highlight, right?
<Reporter>
Yes, it is.
President Biden is scheduled to arrive at the presidential office here for the Korea-US summit at around 1:30 pm after laying a wreath at the Seoul National Cemetery tomorrow morning.
The summit meeting tomorrow, 11 days after Yoon's inauguration and President Biden's first visit to Asian countries, will be held in the order of small-group talks and extended talks, in which only the two leaders and key staff will be present.
It is known that the small number of talks will be attended by Kim Seong-han, Director of the National Security Office and Foreign Minister Park Jin, on the Korean side, and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Daniel Crettenbrink, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs, on the US side.
After the summit, the leaders of the Republic of Korea and the United States will hold a joint press conference in the auditorium on the first basement floor of the Yongsan Government Complex and announce a joint declaration containing the results of the summit.
The joint declaration is expected to include the ROK-U.S. expansion deterrence strategy in relation to the North Korean issue, and cooperation in the semiconductor supply chain in relation to economic security.
From 7pm onwards, an official welcome dinner hosted by President Yoon will be held at the National Museum of Korea.
The welcome dinner will be attended by 50 people, including business leaders, from our side and 30 from the US side.
The day after tomorrow, the two leaders will visit the Air Force's Aerospace Operations Headquarters in Osan, Gyeonggi-do to encourage the servicemen who carry out the ROK-U.S. joint operation.
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