US Lawmakers Invite South Korean President to Address Congress

In an effort to reaffirm the long-standing bond between South Korea and the United States, leaders from both houses of Congress have invited the country’s president’s to speak at a joint Congress meeting.

The leaders wrote in a letter to President Yoon Suk Yeol of the Republic of Korea on April 4 that this year, which marks the 70th anniversary of our ally,” is an especially critical time to reflect on the achievements ofour agreement and to reaffirm our shared commitment to democracy, financial wealth, and regional peace.”

On April 6, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy( R-California) and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer( D-N) jointly issued the invitation. Y. Hakeem Jeffries, the leader of the House Minority( D – N. Y. as well as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell( R-Ky. ).

On April 27, the speech may be delivered. Yoon will be the network of a state dinner party hosted by President Joe Biden on April 26.

In response to aggressive actions by the Chinese Communist Party, the United States is currently demonstrating bipartisan support for bolstering relationships in Asia.

The Chinese Communist Party ( CCP) is bullying its neighbors, advancing illegal maritime claims, endangering maritime shipping lanes, and destabilizing territory along the periphery of the People’s Republic’s of China, according to a 2021 statement from the U.S. State Department.

In January, a Chinese spy bubble was spotted passing over the United States and was later shot down.

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