South Korea's Seoul becomes New York's 12th ``Friendship City''

Seoul, South Korea has become the 12th friendly city of the world city "New York". South Korean Mayor Oh Sehun said, ``At 2:00 p.m. on the 18th (3:00 a.m. on the 19th, Japan-Korea time),
In New York, the city signed a ``Seoul-New York Goodwill Business Agreement'' with New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
To date, cities around the world that have concluded friendly city agreements with New York City include Tokyo in 1960.
There were only 11 cities: Beijing, Madrid, Cairo, Santo Domingo, Rome, Budapest, Jerusalem, London, Johannesburg, and Athens. This time, Seoul has added
It was added. As a result, Seoul is located in New York City, which is known as a ``world city'' in both name and reality, and is home to numerous international organizations, multinational companies, and various international cultural and artistic institutions, including the United Nations Headquarters.
He was now on par with Ku. In a meeting with the New York City mayor before signing the agreement, Mayor Oh said, ``Recently, South Korea-US relations have expanded significantly in many areas, from the security, cultural, and economic fields to the science and technology alliance.''
``It means that we now have many areas in common, and it is very meaningful that Seoul and New York have decided to form a friendly relationship at a time like this.''
I think so,” he said. In response, Mayor Adams said, ``Seoul in the United States is exactly like New York,'' and ``There is a lot that the two cities can do together in the future, including in the fields of the environment, new renewable energy, and new technology.''
I think it's important," he said. During the meeting that day, Mayor Oh introduced the core policies of Seoul City's civic philosophy of ``Association and Special Attractive City,'' and talked with Mayor Adams about the major policies of both cities for the vulnerable.
We exchanged opinions.