Seoul hopes to tap Poland’s growing relations with Ukraine to boost Korean businesses, but success is not guaranteed
South Korea staked a claim in Ukraine’s postwar reconstruction by harnessing its growing economic relationship with Poland. However, despite the positive optics that might have, particularly in democratic countries in the developed world, there is no guarantee that Seoul’s strategy will succeed.
One of the memorandums of understanding South Korea signed with Poland in July outlined measures to strengthen the two countries’ cooperation efforts for reconstruction and development projects in Ukraine.
South Korea staked a claim in Ukraine’s postwar reconstruction by harnessing its growing economic relationship with Poland. However, despite the positive optics that might have, particularly in democratic countries in the developed world, there is no guarantee that Seoul’s strategy will succeed.
One of the memorandums of understanding South Korea signed with Poland in July outlined measures to strengthen the two countries’ cooperation efforts for reconstruction and development projects in Ukraine.
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