Financial leaders from the US, Japan and South Korea launch first trilateral meeting

The United States, Japan and South Korea launch the first trilateralFinanceLeaders’ meeting to strengthen economic dialogue among the three countries. U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen said before meeting with Japanese Finance Minister Shuni Suzuki and South Korean Minister of Planning and Finance Choi Sang-mok that…

The meeting of financial and economic leaders of the three countries set off an upsurge in economic dialogue

The leaders of the United States, Japan and South Korea gathered together for the first time and launched the historic Trilateral Financial and Economic Leaders' Meeting. This initiative aims to strengthen economic dialogue among the three countries and promote economic cooperation and development.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen meets with Japanese and South Korean financial officials

Before the meeting, U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen met with Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki and South Korean Minister of Planning and Finance Choi Sang-mok. The three parties had in-depth exchanges on the economic status, challenges and cooperation opportunities of their respective countries.

Jointly explore new ways of economic cooperation

At the meeting, the leaders of the three countries jointly discussed new ways to strengthen economic cooperation, including trade, investment, financial cooperation and other aspects. They agreed that through close cooperation, common economic prosperity of the three countries can be achieved.

Economic dialogue promotes regional development

The holding of the three-nation financial leaders' meeting will promote the development of the regional economy, strengthen the economic ties between the three countries, and promote the process of regional economic integration. This will make an important contribution to the economic stability and prosperity of the Asia-Pacific region.

Looking forward to future cooperation prospects

The financial leaders of the three countries unanimously stated that they will continue to strengthen cooperation to jointly respond to the challenges facing the global economy and promote the healthy development of the regional economy. In the future, economic cooperation among the three countries will usher in better prospects.