超级军网Leenn022--韩美本周将商讨驻韩美军费用问题
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Pacific briefs:
U.S., South Korea discuss cost-sharing
Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Thursday, October 25, 2007
韩美本周将商讨驻韩美军费用问题
10月25日美“太平洋星条旗”网站
韩美官员将于本周在华盛顿共同商讨驻韩美军费用中韩国应承担的份额。两国将根据有关协议协商有关费用问题，如韩国应承担在美军基地工作的韩国雇员的合同和工资问题。按目前的两国经费分担标准，韩国2007年将承担7.89亿美元，2008年承担8.1亿美元。
U.S. and South Korean officials are meeting in Washington, D.C., this week to discuss how much South Korea
will contribute to the cost of hosting U.S. troops.
The two countries have a Special Measures Agreement, under which South Korea pays the United States a set
amount for such costs as contracts and wages for South Korean employees who work on U.S. bases. American
Ambassador Jackson McDonald and Kim Byong-gi, of the South Korean Ministry of National Defense
International Cooperation Office, were to finish two days of discussions on Thursday about extending the
agreement when it expires at the end of 2008.
Under the current cost-sharing agreement, South Korea is providing approximately $789 million for 2007 and
$810 million in 2008.
From staff reportsPacific briefs:
U.S., South Korea discuss cost-sharing
Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Thursday, October 25, 2007
韩美本周将商讨驻韩美军费用问题
10月25日美“太平洋星条旗”网站
韩美官员将于本周在华盛顿共同商讨驻韩美军费用中韩国应承担的份额。两国将根据有关协议协商有关费用问题，如韩国应承担在美军基地工作的韩国雇员的合同和工资问题。按目前的两国经费分担标准，韩国2007年将承担7.89亿美元，2008年承担8.1亿美元。
U.S. and South Korean officials are meeting in Washington, D.C., this week to discuss how much South Korea
will contribute to the cost of hosting U.S. troops.
The two countries have a Special Measures Agreement, under which South Korea pays the United States a set
amount for such costs as contracts and wages for South Korean employees who work on U.S. bases. American
Ambassador Jackson McDonald and Kim Byong-gi, of the South Korean Ministry of National Defense
International Cooperation Office, were to finish two days of discussions on Thursday about extending the
agreement when it expires at the end of 2008.
Under the current cost-sharing agreement, South Korea is providing approximately $789 million for 2007 and
$810 million in 2008.
From staff reports
U.S., South Korea discuss cost-sharing
Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Thursday, October 25, 2007
韩美本周将商讨驻韩美军费用问题
10月25日美“太平洋星条旗”网站
韩美官员将于本周在华盛顿共同商讨驻韩美军费用中韩国应承担的份额。两国将根据有关协议协商有关费用问题，如韩国应承担在美军基地工作的韩国雇员的合同和工资问题。按目前的两国经费分担标准，韩国2007年将承担7.89亿美元，2008年承担8.1亿美元。
U.S. and South Korean officials are meeting in Washington, D.C., this week to discuss how much South Korea
will contribute to the cost of hosting U.S. troops.
The two countries have a Special Measures Agreement, under which South Korea pays the United States a set
amount for such costs as contracts and wages for South Korean employees who work on U.S. bases. American
Ambassador Jackson McDonald and Kim Byong-gi, of the South Korean Ministry of National Defense
International Cooperation Office, were to finish two days of discussions on Thursday about extending the
agreement when it expires at the end of 2008.
Under the current cost-sharing agreement, South Korea is providing approximately $789 million for 2007 and
$810 million in 2008.
From staff reportsPacific briefs:
U.S., South Korea discuss cost-sharing
Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Thursday, October 25, 2007
韩美本周将商讨驻韩美军费用问题
10月25日美“太平洋星条旗”网站
韩美官员将于本周在华盛顿共同商讨驻韩美军费用中韩国应承担的份额。两国将根据有关协议协商有关费用问题，如韩国应承担在美军基地工作的韩国雇员的合同和工资问题。按目前的两国经费分担标准，韩国2007年将承担7.89亿美元，2008年承担8.1亿美元。
U.S. and South Korean officials are meeting in Washington, D.C., this week to discuss how much South Korea
will contribute to the cost of hosting U.S. troops.
The two countries have a Special Measures Agreement, under which South Korea pays the United States a set
amount for such costs as contracts and wages for South Korean employees who work on U.S. bases. American
Ambassador Jackson McDonald and Kim Byong-gi, of the South Korean Ministry of National Defense
International Cooperation Office, were to finish two days of discussions on Thursday about extending the
agreement when it expires at the end of 2008.
Under the current cost-sharing agreement, South Korea is providing approximately $789 million for 2007 and
$810 million in 2008.
From staff reports