S. Korea, Germany Heighten Ties, Boost Defense Cooperation
The pact expands security, defense and high-tech cooperation as the two countries also plan new military information sharing and trade agreements.
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S. Korea, Germany heighten ties, boost defense cooperation
South Korea and Germany agreed Thursday to upgrade their bilateral ties to an Enhanced Strategic Partnership, under which the two countries will deepen cooperation in security and future technology.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, currently visiting Korea, pointed out during the Korea-Germany summit that the North Korean military's participation in the war in Ukraine threatens European security. The two countries agreed to elevate their existing relationship to a strengthened strategic partnership, establish an economic and high-tech partnership framework centered on AI, and enhance cooperation in future advanced industries.
Korea, Germany agree to upgrade bilateral ties to enhanced strategic partnership during summit
President Lee Jae Myung and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz agreed Thursday to elevate bilateral ties to an “enhanced strategic partnership,” signing a series of agreements spanning defense, technology, energy and trade during Merz’s state visit to Seoul. “Building on this deep trust and cooperation, Chancellor Merz and I have agreed to establish an ‘enhanced strategic partnership’ between the two countries,” Lee said during a joint press confe…
South Korea and Germany agreed to raise the level of bilateral relations to a strengthened strategic partnership by deepening cooperation in the security and defence sectors, as reported by President Li Jae Myung of South Korea and Chancellor Friedrich Merz of Germany in Seoul, and by Yonhap. The parties expressed their willingness to deepen military ties through regular exchanges of information and joint exercises, as well as to continue bilate…
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