The Democratic Party of South Korea and the government are set to convene a meeting today in Seoul to examine the implications of a recent US Supreme Court ruling regarding mutual tariffs. This closed-door meeting, scheduled for 8 PM at the Financial Training Institute in Samcheong-dong, will be led by key officials including Kim Yong-beom, head of the Presidential Policy Office, and Wi Seong-lak, head of the National Security Office. Notable attendees from the Democratic Party include Floor Leader Han Byung-do and Policy Committee Chair Han Jeong-ae, alongside members involved in the investment special committee.

The agenda for the meeting is expected to focus on the influences of the recent Supreme Court decision on the South Korean government's policies, notably touching on the special legislation concerning investment in the United States. The meeting follows an earlier gathering led by Kim and Wi, where they discussed the legislative processes for the special investment law and ensured that actions such as public hearings would proceed without any setbacks.

This upcoming meeting underscores the critical interface between South Korea's domestic policy landscape and international trade relations, particularly given the complexities posed by legal rulings in the United States. It highlights the importance placed by the South Korean government on addressing these external pressures and preparing legislative responses in a timely manner, underscoring the interconnectedness of global trade dynamics and domestic economic policies.