South Korea, China, Japan agree on 'denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula': joint statement
The leaders of South Korea, China, and Japan came together for a rare trilateral summit in Seoul on Monday, where they expressed their dedication to the "denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula."
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- Published Date: 09:16 | 27 May 2024
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Top leaders from South Korea, China, Japan reaffirmed their commitment to the "denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula" after a rare trilateral summit in Seoul on Monday.
Peace on the peninsula "serves our common interest and is our common responsibility," they said in a joint statement, reiterating their positions on "denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula" and making "positive efforts for the political settlement" of the issue.
"We once again confirmed that North Korea's denuclearisation and stability on the Korean Peninsula are in the common interest of our three countries," Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said, with South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol adding the issue was a "shared responsibility and interest" for the trio.