Beijing: Central bank chiefs from South Korea, China, and Japan convened in Beijing on Thursday to deliberate on a range of economic and financial issues affecting their countries and the region.
According to Yonhap News Agency, the meeting marked the 13th annual gathering of its kind and was chaired by China’s top central banker. The Bank of Korea’s Governor, Rhee Chang-yong, engaged with his counterparts, Pan Gongsheng of China and Kazuo Ueda of Japan, focusing on the exchange of views concerning recent economic and financial trends.
The discussions underscored the ongoing cooperation among these key East Asian economies as they address shared challenges and opportunities within their financial systems. The Bank of Korea noted the importance of such meetings for regional economic stability and planning.
Looking ahead, the next trilateral meeting is scheduled to be held in Japan next year, continuing this important dialogue among the neighboring nations.