South Korean Foreign Minister speaks by phone with Foreign Minister Kamikawa, ``condolences for the damage caused by the earthquake''...``Hope for a speedy recovery.''

On the morning of the 5th, South Korean Foreign Minister Park Jin held a telephone conversation at the request of Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa. According to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Foreign Minister Park lost many lives and property due to the Noto Peninsula earthquake.
He expressed his condolences for the disaster and prayed that the disaster would be brought under control quickly and that the residents of the affected areas would be able to return to their daily lives as soon as possible.
The two foreign ministers held three foreign ministers' meetings in the second half of last year alone, maintaining close communication and improving Japan-Korea relations.
They praised the efforts they have made together for development, and agreed to continue cooperating on the various issues of concern to the two peoples.
We also reiterated our commitment to continue making efforts to hold the Japan-China-ROK Summit as soon as possible.
I completely sympathized with it. Foreign Minister Kamikawa said, ``I am pleased that under Foreign Minister Park's leadership, the two countries have regained trust and their relationship is developing, and I hope that he will continue to show interest in and support the Japan-South Korea relationship even after he retires.''
I told him. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Park said, ``I would like to express my gratitude to Foreign Minister Kamikawa for his cooperation in continuing the trend of improving bilateral relations, and we will continue to make efforts to improve bilateral relations.''
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