Japan, China, South Korea expected to open economic cooperation deal to deal with Trump
The foreign ministers of Japan, China and South Korea are expected to reaffirm cooperation in economic and other areas at a meeting in Tokyo on Tuesday (March 22), amid growing uncertainty over global trade and security after Donald Trump returned to the US presidency.
Japanese government officials revealed that Takeshi Iwaya, Japanese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, Chinese Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul, South Korean Foreign Minister We may talk about preparations for the next trilateral summit.
By agenda These include dealing with North Korea's development of nuclear weapons and missiles, Russia's war with Ukraine, and negotiations to expand people-to-people exchanges between the three countries.
As Kyodo News Agency reported, In his opening remarks, Iwaya stressed the importance of future-oriented cooperation between the three countries. Said: It is of mutual benefit and will help to promote peace and prosperity in the region and in the international community.
Wang said that China is ready to establish trilateral cooperation relations. By stating that China will continue to promote the potential of cooperation.
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