Japan and South Korea foreign ministers hold ”informal talks” on the occasion of the G7 summit... ”efforts to avoid negative impacts from the 'memorial ceremony' issue”

Amid the discord surrounding the Sado Gold Mine memorial ceremony, the foreign ministers of Japan and South Korea met face-to-face on the 26th (local time) on the sidelines of the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Italy.
According to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yol and Foreign Minister Iwaya Takeshi are
The two foreign ministers held informal talks on the occasion of the meeting and discussed the Sado Gold Mine issue and other issues. The two ministers agreed to ensure that the issues surrounding the Sado Gold Mine Memorial Ceremony do not affect the development of the relationship between the two countries and to maintain the ties that have been built up thus far.
They agreed to continue the positive momentum of cooperation between the two countries.