South Korea and the Indo-Pacific partners of the NATO discussed expanding cooperation to counter North Korea’s escalating provocations, Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said on Saturday.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Seoul(Photo: IANS)
South Korea and the Indo-Pacific partners of the NATO discussed expanding cooperation to counter North Korea’s escalating provocations, Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said on Saturday.
The NATO-Indo Pacific Partners Conference in Vilnius, Lithuania, on Thursday and Friday, brought together senior officials from NATO member states and Asia-Pacific partners, including South Korea, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, reports Yonhap News Agency.
During the meeting, Park Yong-min, deputy foreign minister for multilateral and global affairs, stressed the need to take a “stern joint response” against the North’s missiles and nuclear provocations, pointing out that it is a global issue threatening the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) regime.
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Separately, Park also met Lithuanian Vice Foreign Minister Mantas Adomenas and pledged to continue providing support for the restoration of peace in Ukraine.
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