S. Korea and India Initiate Economic Security Dialogue
South Korea and India held their first economic security dialogue to enhance cooperation.
South Korea and India held their first economic security dialogue to enhance cooperation.
On November 2, 2026, South Korea and India convened their inaugural economic security dialogue in Seoul. The meeting aimed to strengthen bilateral cooperation across various sectors, particularly in stabilizing supply chains and advancing technology collaboration.
This dialogue follows a summit between the leaders of both nations in April, where they agreed to enhance supply chain resilience and technology cooperation. Representing South Korea was Song Ki-ho, vice chief of the National Security Office, while India was represented by Pavan Kapoor, the deputy national security adviser.
During the discussions, both sides explored strategies to maintain cooperation momentum and address the evolving global economic security landscape. They also focused on partnerships in shipbuilding, energy resources, and strategic sectors such as aerospace and artificial intelligence.
The National Security Office of South Korea emphasized its commitment to fostering mutual growth and innovation with India amidst increasing global uncertainties.
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