US President Joe Biden, South Korean President Iunt Suk Yool and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida have agreed to strengthen security and economic ties at the historic conference at Camp David.
On Friday (August 18), US President Joe Biden inaugurated the conference at the historic Camp Daveev military base in Maryland, Maryland, and the top leaders of the United States, Japan and South Coriana met for the first time.
“The stronger our relationship is, the stronger the world will be. We all believe this. I thank you for your political will. I am looking forward to working with you both. Indo-Pacific region is the area of cooperation we are going to enter a new era of cooperation.”
Before the start of the conference, he held separate meetings with the US President, the Prime Minister of Japan and the President of South Korea.
Japan and South Coriana, two neighboring countries, were in two different poles in the second world war, while South Coriant is a long history of colonial rule in Japan, but recently, the relationship between China and North Coriana has been forced to strengthen relations in the region, despite the long bitterness of China and North Coriana.
