International relations

You betcha, I want to sell more to Mexico and the rest of Latin America.

I'm very, very impressed with the role that Sweden has been playing.

There are things that the other countries have to do as well.

You and I share a vision, Mr. President, a vision of a Korea at peace and one day reunited on terms acceptable to the Korean people.

Today I reaffirmed to President Kim America's unyielding commitment to South Korea's security.

We have offered as clearly as we could to North Korea the opportunity to reassess our relationships.

Our two nations have enjoyed warm relations for almost a century now.

I want to welcome President Fidel Ramos of the Philippines to Washington.

I want to thank President Ramos for his action to ensure the renewal of our close security cooperation.

I believe that the responsibilities of the United States and Japan to do more to promote global economic growth will have been, in large measure, advanced.

Your work underscores a crucial point: In order to make life better for people within our borders, we often need to take actions beyond our borders.

We don't want an exclusive trading bloc, we want them to join us in a new world trading system.

I do not think there was any doubt about where the United States stands on these issues today.

I believe that my meeting today with President Jiang established our determination to build on the positive aspects of our existing relations and to address far more candidly and personally than we have in the past the problems that remain…

We will strive to realize this objective of the Convention.

I think our trade relationships alone indicate that the United States has not attempted to isolate China but instead has attempted to assist its movement into the global economy.

To prosper, therefore, we have to try to get all nations to pursue a strategy of growth.

We will remain engaged in the world.