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Core Points - The fourth China-Japan-Korea Agricultural Ministers' Meeting was held in Incheon, South Korea, marking the first meeting in seven years since November 2018 in Beijing [1] - The ministers discussed six core topics: food security, animal disease prevention, sustainable agriculture, rural revitalization, cooperation on global important agricultural cultural heritage, and global collaboration [1] - The three countries reached a consensus on the importance of information sharing and joint responses to complex challenges in agriculture, including climate crisis, cross-border disease transmission, and supply chain instability [1] - There was an agreement to expand complementary cooperation in areas such as smart agriculture, green low-carbon agriculture, and training new farmers [1] - The Chinese Minister expressed a willingness to engage in candid dialogue with Japan and Korea to build a new framework for agricultural cooperation that is more resilient, broader in scope, and richer in content [1] Summary of Agreements - The ministers signed a joint communiqué and agreed to hold regular, institutionalized meetings [2] - The next China-Japan-Korea Agricultural Ministers' Meeting is scheduled to take place in Japan [2]

Core Points - The fourth China-Japan-South Korea Agricultural Ministers' Meeting was held in Incheon, South Korea, marking the resumption of discussions after a seven-year hiatus since the last meeting in November 2018 in Beijing [1] - The ministers discussed six core topics including food security, animal disease prevention, sustainable agriculture, rural revitalization, cooperation on globally significant agricultural cultural heritage, and global collaboration [1] - The three countries reached a consensus on the importance of information sharing and joint responses to complex challenges in agriculture, such as climate crises, cross-border disease transmission, and supply chain instability [1] - There was an agreement to expand complementary cooperation in areas like smart agriculture, green low-carbon agriculture, and the cultivation of new farmers [1] - The Chinese Minister expressed a willingness to engage in open dialogue and collective action to promote a new framework for agricultural cooperation among the three countries, aiming for a more resilient, broader, and closer collaboration [1] Summary of Agreements - The ministers signed a joint communiqué and agreed on the regular and institutionalized holding of meetings [2] - The next China-Japan-South Korea Agricultural Ministers' Meeting is scheduled to be held in Japan [2]