The ‘Camp David Principal’ agreement between the US, Japan and South Korea. Joe Biden called it necessary to try for peace and stability in the region, Japan called it a new turn in international history, while South Korea called it a historic step, China called it an attempt to create tension in the region.
An agreement has been signed between the United States, Japan and South Korea to promote security and economic relations. The agreements reached at the tripartite summit at Camp David were named the Camp David Principals. The heads of the three countries issued a joint statement that said, “The goal of our trilateral security cooperation is to increase peace and stability in the region and this goal will always remain.” A hotline will be established between the three countries. After the conference, President Biden also addressed a joint news conference with South Korean President Yoon Suk-yol and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
Joe Biden opened the trilateral summit of Japan, the United States and South Korea at Camp David on Friday. He called it the first individual conference between the three countries. This conference has taken place at a time when there is growing concern in the Pacific region over the persistent nuclear threat from North Korea and China’s provocative actions. “Our countries are stronger and together, the world will be safer,” the president said. “Today will be remembered as a historic day when we laid a solid foundation for the trilateral partnership and expressed ambition,” Yun said on the occasion. Japanese Prime Minister Kishida said, “The fact that we three leaders have come together in this way, I think it makes sense.” We are making a new history today and a new turning point in the history of the international community.”
It should be remembered that the United States, Japan and South Korea have made a commitment that the three countries will consult each other in case of any threat or security crisis in the Pacific Ocean. This agreement is among many other joint efforts discussed in this one-day conference. “Suffice it to say, this is a big deal,” President Biden’s national security adviser, Jack Sullivan, has said. This is a historic opportunity and it will lead to greater peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and a stronger and safer America.”
It should be remembered that before the start of this tripartite summit, the Chinese government criticized it. “The international community can decide for itself who is creating contradictions and escalating tensions,” China said. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told reporters that Asia. Efforts to create tensions in the Pacific region by creating multiple individual and specific blocs are unpopular and will certainly arouse vigilance and opposition among countries in the region. Sullivan dismissed Chinese concerns, saying that he sees NATO as the Pacific. It should not be taken for granted. This partnership is not against anyone, it has an importance. It is the vision of an Indo-Pacific that is free, open, secure and prosperous. It should be remembered that China has an influence in this region, while on the other hand, North Korea also continues to bend here. In such a case, there is a possibility of further tension ahead.
