청 NSC Standing Committee Meeting Held: "Discussion on Resuming Dialogue with North Korea"

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Ji-eun] On the afternoon of the 14th, the Blue House announced that it held a National Security Council (NSC) Standing Committee meeting chaired by Yoo Young-min, Chief of Staff to the President, in place of Suh Hoon, Director of the National Security Office, who is currently in the United States for the South Korea-US National Security Advisors talks.

The attendees emphasized that it is very important to maintain stability on the Korean Peninsula without creating military tensions while reviewing the security situation in North Korea and the region.

They also agreed to continuously seek ways to promptly resume inter-Korean dialogue and make progress in consultations following the restoration of the inter-Korean communication line, and to further strengthen communication and cooperation with related countries based on close consultations at various levels, including the South Korea-US Foreign Ministers' meeting and the National Security Advisors talks.

Meanwhile, the attendees received a report on measures to strengthen policy coordination functions related to technology security, and agreed to further enhance the government-wide policy coordination system in response to the growing importance of technology as a core element of the economy and security.

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