President Lee Jae-myung returned to Korea on the 11th after completing his normal diplomatic schedule, which included attending the 3-night and 5-day North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit and a state visit to Mongolia. Air Force No. 1 (presidential plane) carrying President Lee his wife and his staff arrived at Seoul Airport in Seongnam at 10:04 p.m. on the same day. At the airport, acting party leader Han Byeong-do, chief of staff Kang Hoon-sik, Hong Ik-pyo, etc. I received it. Minister of Public Administration and Security Yun Ho-jung also attended and welcomed President Lee and his wife. President Lee got off the private plane with First Lady Kim Hye-kyung and shook hands with the greetings and had a brief conversation. President Lee wore a dark blue suit with a yellow-striped tie, and Mrs. Kim wore a gray jacket, black top, and black skirt. President Lee visited Turkye Ankara on the 7th and attended the two-day NATO summit. The first part of the schedule was a meeting with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, followed by a small group meeting attended by four Indo-Pacific region partners (IP4), including Korea, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. Afterwards, key NATO officials