Leaders from China, Japan, and South Korea on Wednesday adopted a special statement welcoming the results of last month's inter-Korean summit and committing to support the complete denuclearization of the peninsula, the ROK presidential office announced.
The trilateral summit between the three countries saw President Moon Jae-in, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and Premier Li Keqiang meet in Tokyo to discuss the regional and international situation, the Blue House said.
Leaders from China, Japan, and South Korea on Wednesday adopted a special statement welcoming the results of last month's inter-Korean summit and committing to support the complete denuclearization of the peninsula, the ROK presidential office announced.
The trilateral summit between the three countries saw President Moon Jae-in, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and Premier Li Keqiang meet in Tokyo to discuss the regional and international situation, the Blue House said.
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