U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Marks 100 Days in Office, Stresses the Importance of Protecting Trust Between South Korea and the United States
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U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Michelle Steel has marked 100 days since taking office, according to the South Korean newspaper Hankyoreh.
Ambassador Steel said, "We must keep our promises to future generations." She also spoke about the importance of handling sensitive dialogue responsibly.
The ambassador emphasized that trust is the foundation of the South Korea-U.S. alliance. She expressed the view that continuing to protect this trust is essential for keeping relations between the two countries stable.
Because relations between South Korea and the United States are also linked to security in East Asia, the issue attracts strong interest in Japan as well. However, the report did not provide a detailed explanation of specific policy content. How the two countries will proceed with their dialogue in the future is drawing attention.
Sources: ハンギョレ新聞
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