South Korea's National Security Office chief Wi Seong-rak announced that a US working-level delegation will visit early next year for in-depth talks on security issues outlined in the joint fact sheet, following recent high-level meetings in the US, Canada, and Japan.
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Wi Seong-rak – US Working-Level Delegation to Visit South Korea Next Year for In-Depth Security Talks on Fact Sheet Issues
South Korea's National Security Office chief Wi Seong-rak announced that a US working-level delegation will visit early next year for in-depth talks on security issues outlined in the joint fact sheet, following recent high-level meetings in the US, Canada, and Japan.
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Wi Sung-lak, South Korea’s National Security Office chief, expressed optimism that a deal on South Korea-US customs negotiations is achievable, emphasizing ongoing discussions and the need to protect national interests despite political uncertainties.
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Wi Sung-lak Says Customs Negotiations Not Impossible—Common Ground Expected
Wi Sung-lak, South Korea’s National Security Office chief, expressed optimism that a deal on South Korea-US customs negotiations is achievable, emphasizing ongoing discussions and the need to protect national interests despite political uncertainties.
South Korea's National Security Office chief Wi Sung-rak proposed comprehensive trade, investment, and security talks to the US, with both sides agreeing to pursue close consultations ahead of a possible summit, as tariff and defense cost issues remain key agenda items.
#YonhapInfomax #WiSungRak #USKoreaRelations #TradeNegotiations #Tariffs #NationalSecurityOffice #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket https://en.infomaxai.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=71426Wi Sung-lak, Chief of South Korea's National Security Office, departed for Washington, DC to discuss a potential summit and tariff negotiations with senior US officials, signaling intensified bilateral talks on trade and security issues.
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