Korea, Poland discuss expanding defense, energy, infra cooperation
Korea and Poland have discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in defense, energy, batteries and infrastructure, as the two countries seek to build on agreements reached at their leaders' summit in April, Seoul's foreign ministry said Wednesday. The seventh round of their joint economic committee took place in Warsaw on Tuesday (local time), co-chaired by Park Jong-han, deputy minister for…
South Korea and Poland explored avenues to bolster defense, energy, batteries, and infrastructure collaboration during their recent joint economic committee meeting in Warsaw. The seventh round of talks, co-chaired by Korea's Deputy Minister for Economic Affairs Park Jong-han and Poland's Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Technology Michal Baranowski, discussed progress on agreements signed between President Lee Jae Myung and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in April.
The two countries agreed to expand defense cooperation, building upon Poland's acquisition of Korean K2 tanks, K9 howitzers, and Chunmoo rocket launchers. In addition, they examined potential growth in battery and energy supply chains, infrastructure projects such as an airport link, and advanced technologies like space and drone capabilities.
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