President Biden, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida Announce Historic Trilateral Agreement at Camp David Retreat to Deepen Security and Economic Commitments

At the Camp David presidential retreat on Friday, President Joe Biden, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced a trilateral agreement to deepen their security and economic commitments. The agreement, titled “The Spirit of Camp David,” will see the three countries hold trilateral meetings between leaders, foreign ministers, defense ministers, and national security advisers at least annually. The countries also agreed to quickly consult with each other when responding to regional challenges.

The agreement comes at a time of mounting tensions in the region, particularly with North Korea and China. President Biden said the agreement was a historic moment, and that the three countries were committed to working together to ensure regional security.

The agreement also includes a commitment to cooperate on economic issues, such as trade and investment. The three countries will also work together to promote regional economic integration and address global economic challenges.

The agreement marks a significant step forward in the relationship between the three countries, and is a sign of their commitment to working together to ensure regional security and economic stability. The agreement is also a sign of the countries’ commitment to addressing global economic challenges and promoting regional economic integration.