WASHINGTON: The White House on Monday highlighted US President Donald Trump's trade agreement with South Korea and a Alaska natural gas project involving Seoul among his fulfilled campaign promises, as it touted his achievements on the eve of the US midterm elections, Yonhap News Agency reported.
In a press release highlighting policies promised and delivered during Trump's second term, the White House listed 127 campaign pledges it said the president had fulfilled.
Among them, the administration cited South Korea as one of the major US trading partners with which Trump had secured new or improved trade agreements by using tariffs as leverage.
It said the agreements covered countries accounting for more than half of global gross domestic product (GDP), including South Korea, Japan, China, the European Union and Britain.










