President Yoon departs to the United Kingdom…first “state invitation” by Charles III

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol and his wife will depart for a state visit to the UK on the 20th. As the first state guest invitation by King Charles III, the British
He will stay in the country and hold various official dates and economic diplomacy. On the afternoon of the 20th, President Yoon will arrive in London, England, and attend a gathering of fellow citizens. The next day, a full-fledged official welcome ceremony was held.
It will be done. On the 20th, President Yoon will give a speech in English at the British Parliament, the cradle of parliamentary democracy, on topics such as bilateral relations, growth, and future vision. Afterwards, a welcome lunch and dinner at Buckingham Palace
A meeting will also be held. Other events scheduled during their stay in the UK include the UK-Korea Business Forum, the UK-Korea Top Scientist Science and Technology Future Forum, and a dinner hosted by the Mayor of the London Financial District.
. On the final day, the 23rd, we will visit the Churchill War Room, which defended liberal democracy during World War II, and then depart to France.
President Yun, who traveled to France, was the representative of the Bureau International de la Exposition (BIE) stationed there from the 23rd to the 24th.
The target is a final all-out effort to attract the 2030 World Expo to Busan. At a press conference on the 19th, a spokesperson for the South Korean presidential office said, ``Britain has also developed its defense industry.''
"We are a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council," and added, "Japan will also serve as a non-permanent member of the Security Council for two years starting next year, so there is a high possibility of cooperation in security matters."
He added, ``This is the second time that President Yoon has given a speech in a foreign language to a foreign parliament, after giving a speech in the United States in April this year.''
"This is an attempt to be close to the hearts of the people of the country, not just the politicians."