South Korean government pushes for ”pre-inauguration meeting” between President Yoon and Trump ”at the earliest possible date”

The South Korean government has decided to push for an early meeting between President Yoon Seok-yeol and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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This is believed to be due to the decision to deepen his friendship with Mr. Kim through pre-inauguration talks and to directly explain the South Korean government's stance on pending issues on the Korean Peninsula, including the North Korean nuclear issue.
On the 7th, President Yoon and Trump held their first telephone conversation to discuss North Korea's troop deployment and repeated provocations, and then said, "We will meet in person and
President Yoon said, "We said, 'Let's meet at the earliest possible time, even today or tomorrow.'" This is a sign that the two sides are not planning to meet so soon.
The South Korean government is therefore planning to hold a "meeting" before Trump takes office as president.
The South Korean government said, "While the whole world is engaged in a fierce diplomatic battle to contact Trump, Trump held a telephone conversation with the South Korean leader at an early stage and
"Given the need for the two leaders to reaffirm their commitment to a strong ROK-U.S. alliance, it is possible for the meeting to take place," he said. The South Korean government has been considering adding the U.S. to President Yoon's overseas tour in mid-July.
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