日韓ＧＳＯＭＩＡ「安定運用を」　松野官房長官

　松野博一官房長官は１４日の記者会見で、日韓の軍事情報包括保護協定（ＧＳＯＭＩＡ）について「地域の平和と安定に寄与するものだ」と強調した。韓国の朴振外相は、文在寅前政権が一時破棄を通告した同協定の正常化に意欲を示しており、松野氏は「北朝鮮の弾道ミサイル発射など厳しい地域の安全保障環境を踏まえれば、引き続き安定的に運用されることが重要だ」と指摘した。（2022/06/14-10:29）

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno said Tuesday that the country's military intelligence-sharing pact with South Korea should be maintained in a stable manner.
   "In light of the severe regional security environment, including North Korea's ballistic missile launches, it's important that the pact continues to be operated stably," Matsuno said at a press conference.
   The General Security of Military Information Agreement, or GSOMIA, "contributes to regional peace and stability," the top government spokesman stressed.
   South Korean Foreign Minister Park Jin, on a U.S. visit Monday, expressed his willingness to normalize the management of GSOMIA, which former President Moon Jae-in once threatened to scrap.
   At a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on the day, Park noted the importance of information-sharing among Tokyo, Seoul and Washington in dealing with threats from North Korea.