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Briefings South Korea and Slovakia sign strategic partnership with nuclear energy in sightThe new partnership aims to expand South Korea’s presence in European energy and defense markets South Korea and Slovakia upgraded their bilateral relationship into a “strategic partnership,” covering key sectors like trade, defense and energy. Both countries signed a Trade and Investment Promotion Framework (TIPF) to boost cooperation, particularly in clean energy and supply chains. South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo also met with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to discuss joint security concerns, especially regarding North Korea’s growing ties with Russia. South Korea’s trade ministry signed the TIPF with Slovakia, a Visegrad Groupmember state. The group also includes the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. Slovakia is a major player in the © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





