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PM calls for greater cooperation with Germany in battery, semiconductor, AI sectors

Prime Minister Han Seong-sook called for greater cooperation with Germany in the battery, semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) sectors Friday, saying the two countries are trustworthy partners that enhance their competitiveness by leveraging each other's strengths. Han made the remark in a keynote speech at the 19th Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business attended by German…

PM calls for greater cooperation with Germany in battery, semiconductor, AI sectors

On Friday, Prime Minister Han Seong-sook emphasized the need for increased collaboration between South Korea and Germany in the battery, semiconductor, and artificial intelligence sectors. She asserted that both nations are dependable partners who augment their competitiveness by utilizing each other's strengths. This statement was made during a keynote address at the 19th Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business, where Han delivered it.

The event featured German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and business leaders from Germany, who were in Seoul for a summit with Korean President Lee Jae Myung.

Han asserted that Korea and Germany are trustworthy partners that strengthen their competitiveness by joining forces in their respective areas of expertise. She specifically highlighted the battery, semiconductor, and AI sectors as the three fields where she anticipates deeper and broader cooperation between the two countries. She explained that at a time when German companies are expanding their supply chains towards the Asia-Pacific region in search of fresh growth opportunities, Korea will function as a crucial strategic hub that bridges Asia, the Pacific, and Europe, alongside serving as a reliable partner.

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