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Following an introduction by Ambassador Lilley, President Kim talked about the state of South Korea, its slightly improved relations with North Korea, and its relations with the U.S. and the…

After their meeting on U.S.-South Korea relations, the two presidents spoke briefly with reporters and answered questions. Translation into English was by translator.

President Kim Dae Jung talked about the impact of globalization on world economies and future trade relations. Audio difficulties throughout the event were caused by a faulty satellite lin…

Presidents Clinton and Kim spoke about South Korea’s economy, the Northern Ireland peace process, and recent tensions between North and South Korea.

Addressing the joint meeting, President Dae-Jung Kim discussed his perilous past and thanked the citizens of the United States for twice saving his life. He then went on to remember the 33,0…

President Clinton recounted Mr. Kim’s history of persecution and danger, and praised his devotion to his country and to democracy. He then called President Kim an “inspiration” to all those …

President and Ms. Clinton welcomed guests to the state reception honoring South Korean President Dae-Jung Kim.

President Bill Clinton welcomed South Korean President Dae-Jung Kim to the White House for a State Dinner.

Following a private meeting in the Oval Office, President Clinton and President Kim talked with reporters about economic sanctions against North Korea, and trade and investment opportunities…

President Bill Clinton welcomed South Korean President Dae-Jung Kim to the White House for an official state dinner.

President of Korea’s National Congress for New Politics Party Kim Dae-jung reminisced about his previous speeches at the National Press Club. He spoke of the changes in North Korean politics…

Mr. Kim talked about international economic and political changes since World War II. After his remarks, he took questions from the audience.

South Korean statesman Kim Dae-Jung talked about the political and economic future of the Korean Peninsula at the National Press Club. Following his address, he took questions from the audie…