Foreign Affairs Committee to Hold Urgent Inquiry on the 26th Regarding 'Trump 2nd Term Response Strategy'

The National Assembly Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee announced on the 18th that it will hold a plenary session on the 26th to conduct a current affairs inquiry regarding the government's response strategy to the second Trump administration in the United States.

National Assembly Building. Photo by Asia Economy DB

The Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee will receive a report from Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yeol and others on the results of the Korea-US-Japan foreign ministers' meeting recently held in Munich, Germany.

Both ruling and opposition parties plan to question measures related to tariffs triggered by the Trump administration, ways to strengthen Korea-US-Japan cooperation, and responses to the North Korean nuclear issue.

At the plenary session, a 'Resolution Supporting the Korea-US Alliance for Peace on the Korean Peninsula,' focusing on strengthening Korea-US cooperation in areas such as economic security, artificial intelligence (AI), and shipbuilding, will be submitted.