Japan, China and South Korea hold ”high-ranking meeting” to prepare for ”next summit”

The three countries, Japan, China and South Korea, held a high-level meeting in Tokyo on the 28th and agreed to prepare for the summit. According to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the three countries are headed by Chung Byung-won (
The Senior Officials Meeting (SOM) was held by Deputy Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea Jeong Byeong-soo, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea Takehiro Funakoshi, and Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China Sun Weidong as the chief representatives.
The three countries held the summit in Japan in May this year, the first in four years and five months, and since then, they have been holding ministerial-level meetings in various fields.
They appreciated the progress made in cooperation among the three countries and decided to further strengthen future-oriented cooperation among the three countries.
The representatives of the three countries also expressed their appreciation for the cooperation that has been forged through the Tripartite Summit.
The leaders also agreed to continue to hold discussions to ensure that the ongoing trilateral cooperation in six major areas, including people-to-people exchanges and sustainable development, continues to grow, and to steadily prepare for the next summit.
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