President Yun: “Communist totalitarian and anti-national forces are inciting “anti-Japanese sentiment””

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol said on the 1st, ``Communist totalitarian forces, opportunistic followership forces, and anti-national forces are still inciting anti-Japanese sentiment, and the South Korea-U.S.
"The Japan-Japan cooperation system is being lied as if it is putting the Republic of Korea and its people in danger." President Yoon held a meeting at the National Diplomatic Center in Seoul this morning.
In his congratulatory speech at the 60th anniversary of the National Diplomatic Academy, he said, ``Right now, our freedom is under constant threat.''
President Yoon said, ``Liberal democracy and the market economy are the driving forces that have supported the peace and prosperity of the Republic of Korea,'' and ``The free and open international politics that was established after World War II.
"In our economic order, we have grown and developed in solidarity with the free world." He continued, ``We are a country that shares the universal values of freedom, human rights, and the rule of law, and an international organization based on norms.''
Together with countries that respect the precepts, we must build a strong network of cooperation in security, economy, information and advanced technology."
He also said, ``Ambiguity in diplomatic policy means the absence of values and philosophy,'' and ``
"Diplomacy that cannot provide predictability will neither gain trust nor serve the national interest." President Yoon said, ``The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
"We must all do our part to prepare for this," he said, "and ask that the Republic of Korea's diplomatic ideals and values be clarified, and that research and education be carried out based on these."
He added, ``The National Diplomatic Academy must serve as a compass so that our nation's diplomats can carry out diplomacy based on clear values, historical views, and national views.''
I hope that he will actively interact with new diplomats in the field and produce useful research results." He added, ``I hope that it will continue to grow as a global think tank with international status.''
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