South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Sunday that his government remained open to dialogue with Japan to step up cooperation while seeking to resolve historical rows that had long frayed bilateral ties.
Moon, in his Liberation Day speech marking the 76th anniversary of independence from Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule after World War II, said the two neighbours should work together to "surmount difficulties" and foster cooperation based on shared values of democracy and market economy.
"For historical issues that need to be rectified, we will resolve them through actions and practices that are consistent with universal values and the standards of the international community."
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