[415th Edition] January 17, 2020
	Outcome of ROK-U.S. Foreign Ministerial Meeting Minister of Foreign Affairs Kang, Kyung-wha had a bilateral meeting with  Secretary of State of the United States (U.S.) Mike Pompeo on the morning  of January 14, during which the two sides discussed matters of mutual interest,  including the situation on the Korean Peninsula, the alliance issues , and the current situations in Northeast Asia as well as in the  Middle East. The Minister and the Secretary shared assessments of the  current situation regarding the Korean Peninsula issues and exchanged  views on ways to maintain the momentum of the dialogue process for  denuclearization in steadfast collaboration between the ROK and the U.S.  and to resume U.S.-North Korea dialogue, as well as on  inter-Korean relations. Outcome of ROK-U.S.-Japan Foreign Ministerial Meeting Minister of Foreign Affairs Kang, Kyung-wha had a meeting  with United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Ministe r for Foreign Affairs of Japan Toshimitsu Motegi on the morning of  January 14, and exchanged views on ways for the three countries  to work together on the North Korean nuclear issue, as well as  the developments in Northeast Asia and the current situation  in the Middle East. Outcome of ROK-Japan Foreign Ministers’ Meeting On the occasion of the ROK-U.S. and the ROK-U.S.-Japan  foreign ministerial meetings held in San Francisco,   Minister of Foreign Affairs Kang, Kyung-wha had a meeting with  Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan Toshimitsu Motegi on the   afternoon of January 14, local time, and exchanged views  on issues of mutual interest. Outcome of ROK-Japan Director-General-Level Meeting Mr. Kim Jung-han, Director-General for Asian and Pacific  Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had a meeting  with Mr. Shigeki Takizaki, Director-General of the Asian and  Oceanian Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of  Japan on the afternoon of January 13, local time, and  exchanged views on issues of mutual interest. ROK Government Provides US$200,000 in Humanitarian  Assistance to People Displaced by Volcanic  Eruption in Philippines The government of the Republic of Korea has decided  to provide US$200,000 in humanitarian assistance through  the Philippine Red Cross to help about 45,000 people displaced  by the eruption of the Philippines＇ Taal Volcano that began  on January 12. Interested in Korea's Beautiful Island, Dokdo? Click Here
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