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	They are expected to discuss ways to boost cooperation between Asean countries and South Korea.</div>
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	A junta spokesman said that Prayut will go to Japan in December after the Busan Summit but the date is still not finalised.</div>
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Prayut will go to Korea and Japan next month

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Prayut will go to Korea and Japan next month

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha will next month join other Asean leaders in attending Asean-Korea Summit in Busan of South Korea.

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