S. Korea and Bulgaria Strengthen Economic Ties and Nuclear Cooperation
South Korea and Bulgaria have reaffirmed their economic ties and discussed nuclear energy collaboration.
South Korea and Bulgaria have reaffirmed their economic ties and discussed nuclear energy collaboration.
On November 2, 2026, South Korea and Bulgaria held the third meeting of their Joint Economic Committee in Sofia, marking the first gathering in seven years.
The meeting, co-chaired by Park Jong-han and Krasimir Yakimov, focused on enhancing bilateral economic cooperation, particularly in trade, investment, and nuclear energy.
Both nations reviewed the progress of the Kozloduy nuclear power plant project, which is crucial for their economic partnership. Hyundai Engineering is involved in this project, working alongside Westinghouse Electric Co.
In addition to nuclear energy, the discussions also encompassed opportunities in defense, transportation, science, technology, and digital industries.
The commitment to strengthen ties reflects a broader trend of international collaboration and investment between South Korea and Bulgaria.
Related companies
Where it matters
Related coverage
BOK Projects Consumer Inflation to Stay Near 3% in November
LG Energy Reports Q3 Loss Amid EV Market Slowdown
SK Chief Highlights Potential $1 Trillion Economic Synergies with Japan
