South Korean Presidential Office ``Japan-U.S.-Korea Security Office Chiefs' Meeting indicates acceleration of implementation of the 'agreement between leaders'''

Regarding the meeting of the security chiefs of Japan, the United States, and South Korea held on the 9th, the South Korean presidential office said, ``The security chiefs of the three countries met for the first time in four months since the summit agreement, and shared opinions on a variety of regional and global issues.''
"The fact that we have achieved this agreement shows that the procedures for implementing the Camp David Accords are progressing with a sense of speed."
At a press conference on the afternoon of the 10th, a spokesperson for the South Korean presidential office said, ``The more diversified and sophisticated the security crisis becomes, the more
Cooperation between the three countries will also become closer and stronger." The spokesperson said, ``It is significant that the Security Office Chiefs' Meeting was held this year for the first time in four months since the summit held at Camp David in the US in August.
``It was a forum where diverse opinions were exchanged not only about security in the traditional sense, but also about economic security, such as cutting-edge technology development and supply chain disruption, and cyber security, such as fake news and hacking.''
'' he said. Furthermore, ``North Korea's nuclear and missile threats, the war in Ukraine, and the armed conflict between Israel and Hamas, etc.
"Consultations were held on a wide range of challenges to norms and order."