South Korean President Yoon and Prime Minister Kishida are coordinating a joint lecture at Stanford University in the US

Kyodo News reported on the 8th, citing Japanese government officials, that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol and Prime Minister Kishida have entered into arrangements to give a lecture together at Stanford University in the United States on the 17th.
I made my way. According to sources, President Yoon and Prime Minister Kishida are promoting a joint lecture on the occasion of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit to be held in San Francisco. The lecture will be held
The meeting will be held in a roundtable format, and there will also be time for questions and answers with the participants. If the joint lecture is held, the two leaders are expected to explain Japan-South Korea cooperation and Japan-US-South Korea cooperation in the area of economic security. This passing
At the same time, he is expected to mention improvements in bilateral relations. President Yun also explained that North Korea is conducting illegal cyber activities to obtain funds for nuclear and missile development, and said that
-The government is expected to emphasize strengthening measures. Prime Minister Kishida is expected to emphasize building supply chains for important minerals, including semiconductors, and Japan-U.S.-South Korea cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI).
Meanwhile, in addition to the speech, President Yoon and Prime Minister Kishida are scheduled to hold a Japan-Korea summit meeting. Kyodo News reports that the two leaders plan to reaffirm their cooperation on issues such as North Korea.
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