Ministers of foreign affairs of the USA, Japan, and South Korea met in Munich at the highest level since Donald Trump's return to the White House.
At the meeting, they discussed the most pressing issues in the region and voiced proposals on cooperation and joint actions. The ministers emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation to address security and stability issues in the region.
Speaking at a press conference following the meeting, the officials expressed confidence in the continuity and long-term nature of cooperation among countries in the field of security. They also noted that joint efforts to address regional problems are a significant element of strategic partnership among countries.
"We are ready to continue close cooperation and joint efforts to ensure stability in the region," the foreign ministers emphasized.
