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President Yun Seok-yeol, who has arrived in England, attends the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II today (19th) to conduct condolence diplomacy.
After attending his funeral, he is expected to move to New York, USA to give a keynote speech at the UN General Assembly and meet with leaders of major countries.
Reporter Ki-tae Kim reports from London.
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President Yun Seok-yeol and his wife Kim Kun-hee enter Buckingham Palace in England.
This is a reception prepared by King Charles III for the leaders of countries who have visited London to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II of England.
At the reception, President Yun met Charles III and offered his condolences.
British Prime Minister Liz Truss and US President Joe Biden also had talks with leaders of major countries.
The originally planned Korean War Veterans Memorial wreath and Queen Elizabeth II tribute were canceled due to local traffic conditions in London.
Earlier, President Yoon received a report on typhoon 'Nan Madol' on a plane coming to England and ordered thorough preparation.
He refrained from making an official response to Japanese media reports that the possibility of a South Korea-Japan summit meeting was unclear.
A high-ranking official in the presidential office reaffirmed the previous position that they would meet in fact, saying that they would not confirm the fact of holding the summit or comment on the progress of the summit.
President Yun attends the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey tonight.
It is reported that the funeral was attended by about 2,000 people, including 500 people including heads of state and royalty.
After attending the Queen's funeral, President Yoon Seok-yeol concludes his two days and one night in the UK, and then departs for New York, where the United Nations General Assembly will be held.