What does Japan, South Korea Australia and New Leaders say?Foreign media have speculated

[Global Times special reporter in Australia, Daqiao Yang Chen] NATO invites Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand Asia -Pacific to participate in the NATO summit to be held at the end of the month. According to reports, the leaders of the four countries will give a few minutes of speech at the NATO summit. For the four Asia -Pacific countries leaders who debuted at the NATO summit for the first time, media media speculated that they would say at the summit.

South Korea's "Daily Economy" said on the 23rd that South Korean President Yin Xiyue will give a three -minute speech at the NATO Summit, mainly for the Korean Peninsula. Kim Shenghan, the head of the Security Office of South Korea, said on the 22nd that Yin Xiyue will explain to NATO to explain the strong will of South Korea's nuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and put forward a "bold plan". In addition, he intends to use this summit to actively promote South Korea exports, including promoting South Korean nuclear power stations to Poland and Czech Republic to cooperate with Poland.

According to the Japanese current Affairs News Agency, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Wenxiong recently talked about attending the G7 summit and NATO summit: "The security of Europe and the Indo -Pacific region is important. The status quo is changed. "The report also stated that Kishida also plans to hold a meeting of Japan, USA leaders and Japan -South Korea -New Leaders' meetings during the NATO summit.

"Asahi Shimbun" stated that Kishida was the first Japanese Prime Minister to attend the NATO summit. Attending the NATO Summit is an important opportunity for Japan. The report quoted officials of Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs: "If Kishida does not attend the NATO Summit, it will be questioned whether Japan is consistent with the United States and Europe on dealing with the issue of Russia and Ukraine. During the crisis, it is difficult to ask for help from Western countries. "

At present, the Australian government has not disclosed what the Prime Minister Albonese said at the NATO Summit. However, the Australian News stated that Albunse's attending the NATO Summit was an important opportunity to reshape Australia and NATO relations. It is reported that Albonese promotes the establishment of formal relations between the two parties, not only to speak on the issue of Russia and Ukraine. For the Australian Treaty in NATO, a "advanced seat" has also been promoted to participate in the "China issue". The report also said that Albunse may visit Kyiv after the NATO summit. This will help it at the most needed time in Ukraine, "as Australia needs international support to resist bullying from Beijing."

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