New Zealand has warm relations with South Korea and Japan.

New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters will visit South Korea and Japan from July 14-20.

New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters. (Source: RNZ)

Speaking ahead of the visit, Foreign Minister Peters affirmed: “New Zealand has warm and long-standing relationships with both South Korea and Japan. Relationships with these partners are important to New Zealand’s current prosperity and security.”

As scheduled, upon arrival in South Korea, Mr. Peters will hold talks with his counterpart Cho Tae Yul and National Security Adviser Chang Ho Jin. In Japan, Mr. Peters will attend the 10th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting (PALM10), chaired by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo. He will also hold a series of bilateral meetings with Pacific Island leaders and Japanese ministers.

“Over the past seven months, we have worked closely with Pacific leaders, visiting more than half of the Pacific Islands Forum member states,” Secretary Peters said. “We remain deeply committed to the Pacific to enhance development and security across the region.”

Mr. Peters welcomed Japan's long-standing engagement and commitment to working through the Pacific Islands Forum to address the complex challenges facing the region, including climate, economic and security concerns.

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