South Korea and India hold first economic security dialogue in Seoul

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South Korea and India held the inaugural meeting of their economic security dialogue in Seoul on Monday. Song Ki-ho, the South Korean side's lead, and Pavan Kapoor, the Indian side's lead, discussed ways to keep up cooperation on stabilizing supply chains and advancing advanced technologies.

The two sides also explored how to respond jointly to shifts in the global economic security environment. They discussed developing partnerships in shipbuilding, shipping and energy resources, and agreed to strengthen collaboration in strategic sectors including aerospace, critical minerals and artificial intelligence. The meeting followed an agreement between the leaders of both nations in April.

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  • South Korea and India held the inaugural meeting of their economic security dialogue in Seoul on Monday to discuss ways to maintain the momentum of their cooperation in stabilizing supply chains and advancing cooperation in advanced technologies
  • The two sides explored ways to maintain the momentum of their cooperation in stabilizing supply chains, advance cooperation in the advanced technology sector and jointly respond to shifts in the global economic security environment
  • The two countries also discussed ways to develop and implement partnerships in shipbuilding, shipping and energy resources, while agreeing to strengthen collaboration in strategic sectors, including aerospace, critical minerals and artificial intelligence

Quelle: Yonhap (Englisch)