Lee Arrives in France, Set for Summit with Macron in Paris
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Lee arrives in France, set for summit with Macron in Paris
NICE, France — President Lee Jae Myung arrived in Nice, France, on Sunday on a four-day visit that will later take him to Paris for a bilateral summit with French President Emmanuel Macron. On Monday, Lee is set to attend the Lumiere Summit on the future of cinema in nearby Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where he and Macron will co-chair the event. On Tuesday, the Korean president will travel to Paris where he will make a two-day state visit. Shortly afte…
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung is visiting France from Sunday 6 to Tuesday 8 September. In an interview with the "World", the progressive leader talks about the strengthening of political, economic and cultural ties with France. He also talks about diplomacy and its management of the political crisis that shook his country.
President Lee Jae-myung will attend the Lumière Summit, an international film and video conference, as the first official engagement of his state visit to France. This is expected to serve as an opportunity to expand cultural exchanges with France and European countries and support the global expansion of K-content. President Lee arrived at Nice Côte d'Azur Airport in France on the 6th (local time). He entered the country aboard Air Force One ac…
(Nice=Yonhap News) Reporters Lim Hyeong-seop and Ko Dong-wook = President Lee Jae-myung arrived in France on the 6th (local time) for the 'Lumière Summit,' an international film and video summit...
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President Lee Jae-myung, who is on a state visit to France, will begin his full-scale tour schedule on the 7th (local time) by co-chairing the 'Lumière Summit' with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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