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US envoy highlights role of Korean investment in creating American jobs

WASHINGTON — U.S. Ambassador to Korea Michelle Steel has highlighted the role of Korean investment in strengthening the U.S. economy and creating American jobs, expressing hope for expanded economic cooperation between the two countries. Steel made the remarks in a post on X after attending a plenary meeting of the U.S.-Korea and Korea-U.S. Business Council, hosted by the Federation of Korean…

US envoy highlights role of Korean investment in creating American jobs

U.S. Ambassador to Korea Michelle Steel emphasized the significant role Korean investment plays in bolstering the American economy and generating jobs in the United States. She expressed optimism about enhanced economic collaboration between the two nations following an event hosted by the Federation of Korean Industries. Steel pointed out that Korean investments are instrumental in strengthening the U.S. economy, sustaining American employment, and deepening commercial relations between the countries.

She concluded by looking forward to capitalizing on this progress to foster additional investment and mutual growth between the United States and Korea.

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