S. Korea's FM calls for China's consistent support for Korean Peninsula Peace Process

정의용 "中 한반도평화프로세스 일관된 지지" 당부...왕이 "한중, 떠날 수 없는 파트너"

We begin with the high-profile meeting between South Korea and China.
During their talks in Seoul this morning,... South Korea's foreign minister asked for ongoing support from China for the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
Yoon Jung-min starts us off.
Meeting his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Wednesday, South Korea's foreign minister Chung Eui-yong asked for consistent support from China on the Korean Peninsula Peace Process, calling Beijing a "key partner" needed to achieve that goal.
The meeting came hot on the heels of North Korea's recent test-firing of cruise missiles.

"South Korea and China have worked together closely as key partners for the common goal of the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and lasting peace. We hope for Beijing's consistent support for our government's Korean Peninsula Peace Process."

In response, Wang highlighted their stronger bilateral ties, calling South Korea an inseparable partner.

"China and South Korea are close neighbors that cannot be moved and partners that cannot leave each other. We hope to strengthen our bilateral community awareness, constantly expand upon our common interests, and seek further avenues of potential cooperation."

The two ministers last met back in April in China.
At Wednesday's meeting, they discussed bolstering the Seoul-Beijing "strategic cooperative partnership", and vowed to work together against infectious diseases and climate change.
As the two countries look toward 30 years of diplomatic ties in 2022, they've launched a committee to promote bilateral exchanges in the humanities... and a committee focused on the future development of their bilateral relationship.
Ahead of the meeting, Chung also hoped for a successful Beijing Winter Olympics next year.
In the meantime, eyes are on what message Wang might send to Washington, as Beijing has made it clear it doesn't want countries like South Korea cozying up too closely with the U.S.
Yoon Jung-min, Arirang News.

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2021-09-15 12:00 (KST)

[steaminglobster]

China is South Korean's biggest trade partner in 2020. This says a lot about the mutual beneficial relationship.

[mbahgugel]

Peace condition of Asian countries should be maintained and managed by Asian countries themselves not by the US.

[jagsingh]

Love to China. It brings peace, construction and economic development to other countries.

[henryyip]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Great Golden Chinese 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 THE WHOLE WORLD & ASIA ARE PROUD OF YOU 💖💖💖💖💖

[dorkanderson]

No denuclearisation as long as US ballistic submarines are off the coast of Korean peninsula.

[whoau]

Now I know why S Korea hasn't been invited to the latest announcement ... The newly formed ASKUS Treaty!

[jakelaw]

I thought South Korea's foreign minister was a female?

[gunsumwong]

China is a sufferer too from the US's sparating Taiwan from the mainland. Thus China has no problem in supporting the unification of the Korean penisula. I also believe China is in a unique position and possibly the best party to bring the two together in a peaceful arrangement. China also has some experince of runing one country two systems and this experience may come in handy.

[moirangthembikramjit]

🕊️🗺️ thinking for the future generations 🌏👏

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