Vice FM to Visit U.S. Next Week for Economic Security Talks
South Korea's Second Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jina will visit the U.S. for discussions on economic security.
South Korea's Second Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jina will visit the U.S. for discussions on economic security.
South Korea's Second Vice Foreign Minister, Kim Jina, is scheduled to visit the United States next week for talks focused on economic security cooperation. This visit underscores the significance of international relations in shaping economic strategies.
Starting Sunday, Kim's four-day trip will include a meeting with U.S. Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, Jacob Helberg, on Monday. They will discuss collaborative efforts to strengthen supply chains and promote mutually beneficial trade and investment.
Additionally, Kim is set to participate in the 10th Korea-U.S. public-private economic forum on Wednesday, where she will deliver a keynote speech aimed at enhancing bilateral economic cooperation, particularly in the shipbuilding and energy sectors.
As part of her outreach efforts, Kim will also engage with academic figures to bolster support for South Korea-U.S. relations, especially in light of the recent changes in the U.S. Congress following the midterm elections.
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