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Assistant Secretary Hill: Travel to South Korea, China and Japan

Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Christopher Hill traveled to Asia and included stops in Seoul, South Korea on January 19th; Beijing, China on January 20th; and Tokyo, Japan on January 21st. The purpose was to continue our consultations with our key partners in the six-party talks on how we might achieve progress in the next round. 

Remarks by Assistant Secretary Hill
--01/22/07  Comments to Reporters During Transit at Narita Airport
--01/22/07  Remarks in Bejing, China
--01/21/07  Evening Remarks in Beijing, China
--01/21/07  Remarks in Beijing, China
--01/21/07  Remarks in Beijing, China
--01/21/07  Comments to Reporters at Narita Airport
--01/20/07  Comments to Reporters Upon Return to Okura Hotel After Dinner
--01/20/07  Press Availability With Director-General Kenichiro Sasae
--01/20/07  Comments to Reporters Upon Departure From Hotel Okura
--01/20/07  Comments to Reporters upon Arrival at Hotel Okura
--01/20/07  Speaking With Reporters Upon Arrival at Haneda Airport
--01/19/07  Briefing Upon Arrival at Incheon Airport
--01/19/07  Briefing at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
--01/19/07  Remarks at Incheon Airport


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