South Korea's ruling party, the government and the presidential office will meet this morning to discuss pending issues.
The three sides are expected to discuss follow-up measures to Seoul's decision to pull out of its military intel-sharing pact with Japan called GSOMIA.
They'll also share any developments after Tokyo removed South Korea from its list of trusted trading partners.
Also on the table will be measures to support people's livelihoods ahead of next month's Chuseok holiday, or Korean thanksgiving.