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South Korea's Roh welcomes Bush's victory  
Thu, Nov 04, 2004
Source UPI

SEOUL -- South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun has joined other world leaders in hailing the Wednesday re-election of U.S. President George W. Bush.

"We wholeheartedly welcome the re-election of incumbent President Bush," Roh said in a congratulatory message.

He praised Bush for developing relations between the two nations during the past four years. Roh also expressed hope that Bush's second term will provide an opportunity to reinforce efforts to build peace and stability on the Korean peninsula.

The South Korean leader pledged to "closely cooperate" with the Bush administration in resolving the North Korean nuclear issue peacefully and securing prosperity in Northeast Asia.

"The re-election of U.S. President Bush will serve as an occasion for the two countries to deepen their comprehensive and dynamic partnership," he said.

Copyright 2004 by United Press International

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