South Korean President Moon Jae-in places the most significance on his state visit to China, out of the seven countries he has visited and some 40 bilateral summit talks he has held.
That's according to the president himself as he chaired a weekly meeting of his Cabinet Tuesday morning. Korea's Trade Ministry has submitted its plan to renegotiate the Korea-US Free Trade Agreement to the National Assembly.
Noting that the China visit marked the last of his overseas trips of this year, which was mainly focused on restoring and repairing the nation's frayed relations with other countries the president vowed to carry on his policy of "practical diplomacy" placing utmost priority on South Korea's national interest and the Korean people.
Source: Arirang News
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