``We are inquiring about next year's Japan-U.S.-South Korea summit meeting to be held in South Korea.'' - South Korea's presidential office

The South Korean presidential office announced on the 7th that it is moving forward with plans to hold a Japan-U.S.-South Korea summit next year in South Korea. On this day, a high-ranking official from the presidential office spoke to reporters at the presidential office in Yongsan.
``The Camp David agreement is that the leaders of Japan, the United States, and South Korea should meet at least once a year, whatever the occasion may be.''
We are in the process of asking them if they would like to hold talks." In addition, regarding the agenda for the Japan-U.S.-ROK Security Office Chiefs' Meeting scheduled for the 8th and 9th, ``The contents of the discussions between the U.S. and South Korea on the occasion of the state visit to the U.S. in April, and the camp date in August.
``Based on this, we will discuss a wide range of issues ranging from traditional national security issues between Japan, the United States, and South Korea to economic security, cutting-edge technology, cyber, and exchanges between future generations.''
"This will be an extension of the promise to establish a cross-level dialogue body and draw out specific matters for discussion through this forum."
The official said, ``On Friday (the 8th) there will be a separate security chiefs' meeting between the United States and South Korea, and on Saturday
After the Japan-U.S.-ROK Security Office Heads' Meeting on the 9th, there will also be discussions on the protection of advanced technology between the U.S. and South Korea, and added, "We will be able to cover many topics between the U.S. and South Korea as well as between Japan, the U.S., and South Korea."