The American President visits 4 Asian countries in April.

On December 12, white house spokesman Jay Carney said the upcoming visit is part of America's commitment "to continuously strengthen diplomatic, economic and security links with countries for the Asia-Pacific region" zoom in on white house spokesman Jay Carney: President Obama visits 4 Asian countries in April President Obama had to cancel a planned trip to Asia in October 2013 because the u. S. Government was closed on 16. The absence of Mr Obama at the APEC Summit in Bali, East Asia Summit and ASEAN-Us Summit in Brunei has posed questions about Washington's commitment to "re-balance" in area. In a speech in late November 2013, the national security adviser Susan Rice announced that President Obama has delayed his Asia trip until April, 2014. Ms. Rice declared: "rebalancing towards the Asia-Pacific region remains a cornerstone of the policy of the Obama administration. Despite these spots appear in other places We will continue to deepen our commitment to this important area. "In Japan, Mr. Obama will meet chancellor Shinzo Abe to highlight" the historic measure "to modernize the U. S. -Japanese Alliance has over 54, deepen bilateral economic relations , expand collaborate on "a series of diplomatic challenges" in Asia and the world, Mr. Carney said. These recent developments recently throughout the lurch Democratic Republic of north korea and efforts to promote the non-proliferation of it will govern the negotiations between President Obama and south korean President Park Geun-hye, Mr Carney stressed. In Malaysia, President Obama will meet chancellor Najib Razak to highlight "significant progress" within the area of foreign relations, economic ties and bilateral defense. Exec spokesman Jay Carney said President Obama will discuss economic cooperation and security with Philippine President Benigno Aquino III. U. S. Foreign minister John Kerry has traveled to Asia on 12\/2, his fifth trip since taking office in February 2013, to Korea, China, Indonesia and The asian country (UAE). Minh Duc (Xinhua).