Mexico committed to trade talks with S. Korea, eyes more cooperation in AI, space: top diplomat
Mexico is committed to continuing long-stalled talks with South Korea on a free trade agreement (FTA), the country's top diplomat has said, stressing the importance of strengthening ties with Seoul in artificial intelligence (AI), space and other advanced sectors. Mexican Foreign Secretary Roberto Velasco Alvarez made the remarks during an exclusive interview with Yonhap News Agency in Seoul on…
Mexican Foreign Secretary Roberto Velasco Alvarez has expressed Mexico's commitment to resuming long-stalled free trade agreement talks with South Korea. Speaking during an exclusive interview in Seoul, Velasco emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation in advanced sectors, such as artificial intelligence and space. The Foreign Secretary noted that while trade between Mexico and South Korea is crucial, the two nations have been unable to restart formal negotiations since 2008, when the talks were put on hold due to opposition from some Mexican industries.
The issue is of particular concern for South Korean businesses, as Mexico has recently raised tariffs on certain imports from countries without an FTA, including South Korea.
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