March 28
— WASHINGTON (Reuters) - South Korean President Roh Moon-hyun
will come to Washington in May on his first official visit to the
United States, South Korean Foreign Minister Yoon Young-kwan told
reporters on Friday.
"We discussed ... how we can strengthen our bilateral alliance
relationship and how we can prepare for the coming summit in May,"
the minister told reporters after talks at the State Department with
Secretary of State Colin Powell.
A senior U.S. official said he could not give the exact date for
the visit.
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