Korea, India hold inaugural meeting of economic security dialogue
Korea and India held the inaugural meeting of their economic security dialogue in Seoul on Monday to discuss ways to maintain the momentum of their cooperation in stabilizing supply chains and advancing cooperation in advanced technologies, Seoul's presidential office said. Monday's meeting was held as a follow-up to the Korean and Indian leaders' summit in April, during which they agreed to…
On Monday, South Korea and India convened their first-ever Economic Security Dialogue in Seoul, according to the country's presidential office. The meeting aimed to explore strategies for sustaining their cooperative efforts in fortifying supply chains and advancing technological collaborations, as announced following a summit between the two nations' leaders in April.
Song Ki-ho, the vice chief of South Korea's National Security Office, served as the country's representative at the meeting. Conversely, India was represented by Pavan Kapoor, the deputy national security adviser. During the dialogue, both sides deliberated on maintaining the progress made in supply chain stability, expanding cooperative ventures in advanced technologies, and jointly addressing changes in the global economic security landscape.
Furthermore, the two nations examined potential partnerships in the shipbuilding and shipping sectors, as reported by Cheong Wa Dae.
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