Korean, Mexican FMs discuss cooperation in AI, middle-power solidarity
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun met with his Mexican counterpart, Roberto Velasco, on Monday to discuss ways to expand bilateral cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI), energy security and other areas of mutual interest, Seoul's foreign ministry said. During the meeting held in Seoul, Cho said bilateral ties have become more important than ever amid growing uncertainty in the global economy,…
On Monday, Foreign Minister Cho Hyun of South Korea met with his Mexican counterpart, Roberto Velasco, to explore avenues for enhancing bilateral cooperation, according to the South Korean foreign ministry. The meeting, held in Seoul, highlighted the growing significance of bilateral ties in the face of global economic uncertainties, encompassing supply chains, energy, food, and security concerns.
Cho Hyun emphasized the need to bolster the institutional framework for trade and investment, as well as to broaden cooperation into sectors such as artificial intelligence, space exploration, education, and defense. In contrast, Velasco underscored the importance of contributing to a more inclusive and representative international order, reflecting the viewpoints of middle powers. He noted that South Korea and Mexico share common principles of democracy, human rights, and respect for international law.
The two ministers also disclosed that President Lee Jae Myung had accepted an invitation from Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum to visit Mexico at a later date.
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