South Korea and Mongolia Issue Joint Declaration for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Peaceful Use
President Lee Jae-myung, currently on a state visit to Mongolia, has issued an important joint declaration with the Mongolian government. This declaration embodies the commitment of both nations to cooperate for the peace and security of the international community.
The core content of this joint declaration focuses on 'nuclear non-proliferation' and 'disarmament.' Both countries have agreed to support each other's efforts to prevent the further expansion of nuclear weapons and to work toward reducing military forces. This is being evaluated as part of an effort to ease international tensions.
Furthermore, the two leaders agreed that nuclear energy must be used solely for peaceful purposes rather than military ones. Through this, they plan to establish a safe and peaceful cooperative relationship in the fields of energy and science and technology.
This joint declaration demonstrates that South Korea and Mongolia have become closer as partners in upholding peace within the international community. Much attention is now focused on what specific cooperation the two countries will pursue in the future based on this commitment.