Polish Foreign Minister, Radosław Sikorski, will spend the next few days in Japan and South Korea.

He will meet with his counterpart in Japan, as well as guest-lecture at the Japanese Institute of International Affairs.

The discussion between the two foreign ministers will mainly be about Polish-Japanese relations, including security, economic trade and culture.

From Tokyo, Sikorski will continue on to South Korea where he will meet with the Prime Minister and the Foreign and Trade Minister. Additionally, he will be a guest at the National Assembly.

The prime goal of the Foreign Minister’s trip to South Korea is to encourage their industries to invest in Poland. (mmj)

Corrected at 11:25, 2 October 2008