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South Korea tells China it wants to normalise ties, Yonhap reports
South Korea aims to reset ties with China through high-level talks focusing on strategic cooperation and balancing relations with the U.S., amid 33 years of diplomatic history.
- South Korea aims to normalize relations with China, as expressed by envoy Park during talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on August 24.
- Park expressed hope for cooperation to open the door to normalizing South Korea-China relations, which have been strained in recent years.
- Wang emphasized China's commitment to maintaining stability and urged both countries to improve national sentiment and manage sensitivities properly.
- Park noted that President Lee highly values the Seoul-Beijing relationship, aiming to return bilateral ties to a normal path.
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The tense situation between China and South Korea is expected to be a topic of the past soon. "Good neighbourhood is possible," said the Chinese Foreign Minister after the meeting with the South Korean delegation.
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Business TimesSouth Korea tells China it wants to normalise ties, upgrade economic relations
SEOUL: South Korea hopes to normalise relations with China that have been strained in recent years, a special envoy from Seoul told Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi on Sunday (Aug 24), and agreed to boost economic cooperation, Seoul's foreign ministry said. South Korean President Lee Jae Myung sent a speci
Wang Yi highlights friendship, shared interests in meeting with South Korean envoy
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized the importance of maintaining friendship and expanding shared interests during a meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's special envoy Park Byeong-seug in Beijing on Sunday, which marked the 33rd
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