Giving credence
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Giving credence

Published: 03 May. 2019, 19:44
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President Moon Jae-in, center, walks with the new South Korean ambassador to China, Jang Ha-sung, who was his former top policy adviser, second from left, and the new ambassador to Japan, Nam Gwan-pyo, far right, on Friday at the Blue House. Moon presented new ambassadors, including his top envoys to Russia, the OECD and Asean, with letters of credence that day. [JOINT PRESS CORPS]

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