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South Korea aiming to reinvest in African relations

Delegations from 48 of 55 African countries will meet in a two-day summit starting on Tuesday.
The Korea-Africa Summit 2024 intends to build sustainable relations between Korea and Africa.
South Korea sees collaboration with Africa as essential for its global status, with the summit marking a new chapter in their relationship.

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Morocco World News

A Continent of Opportunity: Why Korea-Africa 2024 Summit Matters?

For the first time, Korea will be hosting the leaders of African nations at the Korea-Africa Summit 2024 on June 4-5, a landmark event that will mark a new chapter in their relations.

10 months ago·Morocco

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The Standard

Korea-Africa Summit: Country says it is ready to do business

The summit is expected to serve as a platform for mutual prosperity.

10 months ago·Nairobi, Kenya

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연합뉴스-Yonhap News Agency

48 African countries to attend S. Korea-Africa summit

SEOUL, May 30 (Yonhap) -- Forty-eight African countries will attend the inaugural South Ko...

10 months ago·Korea, Republic of

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Egypt Today

Egypt’s PM looks for participation in Korea-Africa Summit 2024 in Seoul

The Korea-Africa Summit 2024 aims to cultivate mutually beneficial and sustainable long-term cooperative relations between Korea and Africa. The event will be held under the theme: "The Future We Make Together: Shared Growth, Sustainability, and Solidarity."

10 months ago·Cairo, Egypt

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Daily Nation

Kenya woos investors ahead of Korea-Africa summit

It will offer Korean investors the opportunity to explore market entry strategies into Africa.

10 months ago

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The Korea Herald

Korea-Africa summit to open new chapter in ties: AGA dean, Herald president

As South Korea and African countries combat threats from existing global economic risks and the climate crisis, the upcoming Korea-Africa Summit will serve as an opportunity to open a new chapter in ties, the dean of the African Group of Ambassadors and the president of the Herald Media Group said Thursday. “Through the upcoming (first-ever) Korea-Africa Summit (scheduled for June 4-5), the relations between So...

10 months ago·Seoul, Korea, Republic of

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