US EditionSouth Korea, China industry ministers agree to cooperate in evolving global environment, Seoul says
- South Korea's Industry Minister Ahn Duk-geun and China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao met to discuss cooperation amid changing global trade conditions, according to South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy.
- The ministers agreed to collaborate on trade issues and supply chains for critical minerals, emphasizing economic cooperation amid rising trade tensions.
- Ahn expressed concerns that a new 25% tariff on autos announced by U.S. President Donald Trump would create 'considerable difficulties' for South Korean automakers.
- Both nations plan to collaborate within the frameworks of the World Trade Organization and APEC, with upcoming summits noted.
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Industry ministers of Korea, China agree to continue trade cooperation amid expansion of trade protectionism
Industry ministers of South Korea and China discussed expanding economic cooperation in the supply chain and other areas, Saturday, amid growing tensions in global trade in their first meeting in over a year, Seoul's ministry said the same day.
The Straits Times
WTVBSouth Korea, China industry ministers agree to cooperate in evolving global environment, Seoul says
SEOUL - The industry ministers of South Korea and China met on Saturday to discuss the evolving global trade environment and agreed to cooperate bilaterally as well as on multinational trade forums, the South's industry ministry said.
South Korea and China Strengthen Bilateral Trade Ties
South Korea and China Strengthen Bilateral Trade Ties In a significant development, industry ministers from South Korea and China came together on Saturday to deliberate on the shifting global trade landscape. This meeting underscored the importance of both bilateral and multinational cooperation to address emerging challenges.South Korea's industry ministry announced that the discussions paved the way for enhanced collaboration between the two …
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