President Yun: ``Last year marked the 70th anniversary of the Korea-US alliance...Evolving into a global comprehensive strategic alliance'' = South Korea

On the 11th, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol met Sara Sanders at the presidential office in Yongsan, Seoul.
Sanders) met with the Governor of the US state of Arkansas, discussed strengthening the Korea-US alliance, and talked about Korea-Arkansas
Opinions were exchanged on increasing cooperation and supporting Korean society. President Yun said, ``As the hometown of General MacArthur, who led the miraculous Incheon Landing Operation during the June 25 War,
"The well-known state of Arkansas has a special connection with South Korea," he said, adding that just as the South Korea-U.S. alliance, which celebrated its 70th anniversary last year, has evolved into the ``Global Comprehensive Strategic Alliance,'' there is a lot of cooperation between South Korea and Arkansas.
He hopes to deepen his understanding in this area. President Yoon also said, ``Governor Sanders, who has shown excellent leadership as the first female governor in the history of Arkansas, will take advantage of this visit to South Korea.''
I look forward to playing an important role in the development of the U.S. alliance and Korea-Arkansas relations." Governor Sanders highly praised the recent development of the Korea-U.S. alliance, and during his visit to South Korea, he
He said he visited several companies and had very useful discussions that could further expand Korea-Arkansas cooperation. In particular, Governor Sanders said that Arkansas has high potential for lithium development.
, expressed the hope that many Korean companies would set up business in Arkansas, which has a business-friendly environment. President Yoon said that the Korean community in Arkansas, which numbered approximately 6,500 people,
As a model community that contributes to the development of the Korean community, it plays an important role in strengthening the friendship and ties between the two countries, and called for special attention and support from the state government to the Korean community.
In response, Governor Sanders stated, ``The Korean community, which is a proud member of the state of Arkansas, serves as an excellent bridge between Korea and the state of Arkansas,'' and continued to support the Korean community.
He replied that he would work hard to increase profits and develop.