South Korean Presidential Office: ”President Yoon's diplomacy has expanded its horizon from the 'Indo-Pacific' to the 'global'”

On the 10th (local time), the South Korean President's Office announced, ``On the occasion of the Jakarta ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Summit and the G20 New Delhi Summit, we would like to express our support to Yun Seo for freedom, peace, and prosperity.
President Gyul (Yun Seok-yue)'s global central diplomacy is expanding its horizon from the ``Indo-Pacific'' to the ``global society.''
Kim Eun-hye, chief public relations secretary at the South Korean presidential office, said in a press conference on the day, ``
At the Jakarta ASEAN Summit, many countries mentioned universal values such as freedom, human rights and the rule of law." He continued, ``The leaders of the participating countries are committed to building an international order based on norms.''
``The circle of sympathy within the international community has deepened and expanded over the past year in response to President Yoon's principled message.''
``President Yoon believes that the strong Korea-U.S.-Japan cooperative system at Camp David in the U.S. is not just for the exclusive interests of the three countries, but also contributes to the common good of global society beyond the Indo-Pacific region.
It has been made clear that it is.” Secretary Kim said, ``The principles and spirit of Camp David will help lead to agreements at the Jakarta ASEAN Summit and the G20 New Delhi Summit.''
``We have created an opportunity for the three countries to jointly contribute to the Indo-Pacific region at Camp David, in other words, to build a foundation for the growth of development cooperation, maritime security, and advanced digital technology.''
That's exactly what I decided to do."