Seoul Declaration Sets 30-Year Korea-Central Asia Agenda on Minerals, Energy, AI
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South Korea deepens Central Asia ties over critical minerals
South Korea is strengthening its economic engagement with Central Asia, placing critical minerals, energy and supply chain cooperation at the centre of its strategy to secure resources and create new opportunities for domestic companies. President Lee Jae Myung hosted the leaders of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan on Wednesday for South Korea’s first summit […]
Seoul Declaration sets 30-year Korea-Central Asia agenda on minerals, energy, AI
Korea and five Central Asian countries adopted the Seoul Declaration Wednesday, outlining a vision for cooperation over the next 30 years as they elevate their multilateral partnership to the leaders’ level. Announced at the inaugural multilateral summit, the declaration institutionalizes a biennial leaders’ summit and sets out cooperation across four broad areas — partnership, peace, prosperity and people-to-people exchanges — to encompass supp…
On the 16th, President Lee Jae-myung presided over the first Korea-Central Asia Summit and proclaimed the "Seoul Declaration," which aims to establish institutionalized strategic relationships in the fields of economy, security, resources, artificial intelligence (AI), and people-to-people exchange. At the first Korea-Central Asia Summit held in Seoul on this day, President Lee stated, "East and West
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Ko Dong-wook and Hwang Yun-gi = On the 16th, regarding cooperation between Korea and Central Asia, President Lee Jae-myung stated, "If we walk together, that path from 1,500 years ago will be re...
On the 16th, President Lee Jae-myung held his first multilateral summit with five Central Asian countries, including Uzbekistan, and presented partnership, peace, mutually beneficial practical cooperation, future-oriented cooperation, and people-to-people connections as the five core pillars for shared prosperity. These contents were included in the ‘Seoul Vision’ proclaimed by President Lee on that day. Presiding over the ‘1st Korea-Central Asi…
On the 16th, President Lee Jae-myung met with the leaders of the five Central Asian countries to “prepare together for the next 30 years beyond borders” and proposed the construction of transportation, energy, and logistics infrastructure for supply chain cooperation, and stated, “The 'Silk Road Spirit' of Central Asia, which unites people, technology, and culture from East and West, is needed more than ever.” President Lee and the five Central …
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