Korea, Bulgaria reaffirm economic ties, nuclear cooperation
Korea and Bulgaria have reaffirmed their commitment to cooperation on a new nuclear power plant project in Bulgaria and discussed ways to expand bilateral economic ties at a joint committee meeting, Seoul's foreign ministry said Tuesday. The third meeting of the Korea-Bulgaria Joint Economic Committee was held in Sofia on Monday (local time), co-chaired by Park Jong-han, deputy minister for…
Korea and Bulgaria have reaffirmed their commitment to economic cooperation and nuclear energy collaboration during the third meeting of the Korea-Bulgaria Joint Economic Committee in Sofia. This meeting, co-chaired by Park Jong-han and Krasimir Yakimov, marked the first gathering of the committee in seven years. The two sides reviewed the progress of bilateral economic cooperation and discussed expanding collaboration in trade, investment, defense, and nuclear energy.
They agreed that the successful implementation of Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant project would be a significant milestone in their partnership.
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