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Moon to hold meeting with economy advisory group over Japan's export curbs
By YonhapPublished : Aug. 8, 2019 - 09:33
President Moon Jae-in will hold a meeting of the presidential advisory group Thursday to discuss the government's response to Japan's export restrictions, Cheong Wa Dae said.
It will be the first time for Moon to host a meeting of the National Economic Advisory Council since Dec. last year.
It will be the first time for Moon to host a meeting of the National Economic Advisory Council since Dec. last year.
The session is aimed at pooling wisdom on ways to cope with Japan's retaliatory trade restrictions against Seoul.
Economy-related ministers and key presidential aides, including Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki and Kim Sang-jo, Cheong Wa Dae chief of staff for policy, will also take part.
A day earlier, Japan promulgated its last week's decision to remove South Korea from a list of trusted trading partners, a follow-up to its July 4 imposition of export curbs of high-tech materials. (Yonhap)
