South Korean Foreign Minister: ``China, Japan and South Korea are all on the same boat''... ``Busan is the central hub city of Northeast Asia, connecting the three countries.''

South Korean Foreign Minister Park Jin said on the 26th, ``We three foreign ministers boarded the same ship and departed on a voyage to develop relations between the three countries,'' and ``we will hold a trilateral summit meeting as soon as possible.'' and many achievements
I hope I can give you something." This afternoon, Foreign Minister Park spoke with Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and Wang Yi of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China ahead of the Japan-China-South Korea Foreign Ministers' Meeting held in Busan, South Korea.
At a luncheon hosted by Politburo member and Minister of Foreign Affairs Lee Hee-seop, Secretary-General of the Cooperation Secretariat, he emphasized the significance of the Trilateral Foreign Ministers' Meeting, which was held for the first time in four years and three months. restore national cooperation
"This is an important place to get things back on track." Foreign Minister Park said, ``Our three countries account for 25% of the world's GDP,'' and ``From next year, we will be members of the United Nations Security Council.''
We will work together. Therefore, cooperation among the three countries goes beyond Northeast Asia and plays an important role in the peace, stability, and prosperity of the world."
He went on to say, ``It's about 1,200 kilometers from Busan to Beijing, and about 1,000 kilometers from Busan to Tokyo,'' and ``Busan is geographically
It is the central hub city of Northeast Asia, connecting Korea, Japan, and China."