A month before the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Trump, countries are quickly trying to catch Trump.
At such an important time, Korea, which is in the process of impeaching the president, is slow to respond, raising concerns that it will lag behind neighboring countries China and Japan in terms of economy and diplomacy.
In fact, Son Jeong-ui, chairman of Japan's Softbank Group, also said he would invest $100 billion in the United States during a meeting with Trump.
[Son Jeong-ui / Chairman of Japan's Softbank Group: As President Trump in his second term, I will double the stakes to $100 billion, 100,000 jobs.]
[Donald Trump / U.S. President-elect] Let me ask you right now. Can you do it with a $200 billion investment?]
[Son Jeong-ui / Chairman of Japan's Softbank Group: Well, my commitment is $100 billion, and he's asking me to invest more now. We will try to make it happen with your leadership, our partnership, and your support.]
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