Rubio Seeks Stable U.S.-South Korea Trust
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Rubio says U.S. wants stable relationship with South Korea, South Korean ministry says
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Marco Rubio told South Korea's Foreign Minister that the United States wants to maintain a stable trust relationship with South Korea .
Rubio and Cho Tae-yul agreed in a meeting in Germany to work closely toward the goal of complete denuclearisation of North Korea .
Both agreed to cooperate in fields such as energy and advanced technologies such as shipbuilding and nuclear power.