South Korean President Yoon Seo-yeol holds consecutive Japan-South Korea, US-South Korea, Japan-US-South Korea summit on the 13th...A discussion about cooperation with North Korea?

The South Korean presidential office announced on the 12th that it will hold a series of summit meetings between Japan and South Korea, the United States and South Korea, and Japan, the United States, and South Korea on the 13th.

"The Japan-South Korea summit has just been confirmed."

He then added, "I expect the meeting to last about 30 minutes."

President Yoon Seok-yeol held a brief meeting with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in New York in September. At that time, it was the first time in about two years and nine months that the leaders of Japan and South Korea held bilateral talks. "Both leaders feel the need for close communication between Japan and South Korea," said a senior presidential official. "I believe that it will play a role in promoting security cooperation between Japan and South Korea, and between Japan, the United States and South Korea." Regarding the China-South Korea summit, he said, "It seems we have to keep watching."

The US-South Korea summit and the Japan-US-South Korea summit are also scheduled for the same day. The Japan-South Korea summit is expected to be followed by the US-South Korea summit, followed by the Japan-US-South Korea summit. The talks are expected to focus on cooperation with North Korea in relation to North Korea's missile threat.