South Korea plans to hold the Japan-China-South Korea summit in Seoul on the 26th and 27th

The 9th Japan-China-ROK Trilateral Summit has been scheduled to be held in Seoul, Korea, for two days from the 26th to the 27th of this month. With only the official announcement of the meeting remaining, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Li Qiang
The Chinese premier is reportedly preparing to visit South Korea. A South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs official said on the 7th, "Details regarding the holding of a South Korea-China-Japan summit will likely be announced soon."
Since the first conference in 2008, the chair countries have been Japan, China and South Korea, and South Korea, which is the chair country for this 9th conference, has been arranging the schedule.
This conference will be held for the first time in four years and five months since the eighth conference, held in Chengdu, China in 2019. It will be held within the framework of "Japan-US-ROK trilateral cooperation" and "China-Russia-North Korea strategic cooperation."
The main topics of the upcoming Japan-China-South Korea summit are expected to be the situation in East Asia and economic cooperation plans among the three countries.
The term of the "Panel of Experts under the North Korea Sanctions Committee" has ended (China abstained), and the international community is currently considering alternative measures to the role of the Panel of Experts, which has been monitoring the implementation of sanctions against North Korea.
Japan and South Korea, both non-permanent members of the Security Council, are expected to ask China to play a constructive role.