Three or four minutes for the first face-to-face conversation between the leaders of Japan and South Korea in Madrid
Reference News Network reported on June 29 that according to Kyodo News, the South Korean Presidential Office announced on the 29th local time that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yue, who was visiting Madrid, Spain, had a three or four-minute chat with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida at a dinner held on the 28th. chat. It is reported that Yin Xiyue said: “Our idea is to resolve the outstanding issues between South Korea and Japan as soon as possible following the Japanese Senate election, and move forward to the future.”
According to the report, this is the first face-to-face conversation between the leaders of the two countries since Yin Xiyue took office as South Korean president in May. According to the South Korean Presidential Office, Kishida congratulated Yin Xiyue on his inauguration as president and the South Korean ruling party’s victory in the local elections in June. Yin Xiyue also wished Kishida good results in the July Senate election. Kishida expressed his gratitude for this, and said that he knew that Yin Xiyue was working hard for the relationship between Japan and South Korea, and expressed that he would work hard for the healthy development of the relationship between the two countries.
According to reports, the two visited Madrid to attend the NATO summit. No bilateral talks or brief talks are expected, but a Japan-US-South Korea summit with US President Joe Biden will be held on the followingnoon of the 29th, and discussions are planned on the situation in North Korea and other topics.
