South Korea and Mongolia Issue Joint Declaration for Nuclear Non-proliferation and Peace
President Lee Jae-myung made a state visit to Mongolia, achieving significant results in strengthening cooperation between the two countries. During this visit, South Korea and Mongolia issued the 'Korea-Mongolia Joint Declaration,' agreeing to work together for the peace and security of the international community.
The most notable part of this declaration is the stance of the two countries on nuclear issues. South Korea and Mongolia expressed their support for 'nuclear non-proliferation' to prevent the further spread of nuclear weapons and 'disarmament' to reduce them. Furthermore, they agreed that nuclear energy should be used only for peaceful purposes, not for war.
Mongolia has been one of the countries that have supported peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula. Through this joint declaration, Mongolia once again lent its support to South Korea's peace policies. This is expected to be a significant help in easing tensions in the Northeast Asian region and creating a safe environment.
Finally, the two countries decided to further solidify their partnership in various fields, including the economy and security. The President's visit to Mongolia served as an opportunity to confirm that the two countries are more than just neighbors, but important partners acting together for world peace.