Prime Minister Han Duck-soo has ordered officials to prepare for potential policy changes in the United States upon Donald Trump’s reelection.

The prime minister issued the instruction Tuesday during a Cabinet meeting, saying the U.S. is expected to seek “considerable policy shifts” in foreign affairs, security, trade and industry under Trump’s second presidency.

Han urged the officials to ensure that the close security cooperation framework between Seoul and Washington operates without any gaps, calling for close information sharing with relevant industries to develop effective strategies.

The prime minister also urged the Cabinet to continue advancing cooperation with the U.S. in advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, advanced biotechnology and quantum technologies.

Han added that the government will work to further develop the solid South Korea-U.S. alliance with the new U.S. administration, and to protect the nation’s interests and security, pledging active support for South Korean nationals and businesses abroad.