South Korean president arrives in Mongolia as Seoul seeks ‘future-oriented strategic partnership’

[Uzbekistan Forum] Korea calls Uzbekistan key partner in Central Asia push

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — South Korea sees Uzbekistan as its most important partner in Central Asia as Seoul seeks to deepen regional cooperation ahead of the first Korea-Central Asia Summit later this year, a South Korean Industry Ministry official said. The year 2026 is significant for Korea and Central Asia, with the inaugural summit set to mark a new stage in our relationship, Kim Young-man, director general for trade policy coordination at the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources, said

Lee calls on Mongolia to play greater role in spurring dialogue with North Korea

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung called on Mongolia to play a greater role in facilitating dialogue with North Korea, saying the country’s longstanding diplomatic ties across the region make it well positioned to help revive the stalled diplomacy on the Korean Peninsula. In an interview published Thursday by Mongolia’s state-owned Montsame news agency, Lee []

Korea, Mongolia discuss critical minerals, Korean Peninsula on president's state visit

Korea, Mongolia discuss critical minerals, Korean Peninsula on president's state visit

South Korea’s Lee Heads to NATO Summit, Mongolia to Boost Defence Ties

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung will attend the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7-8, marking his first participation in the alliance’s leaders’ meeting since taking office. Although South Korea is not a NATO member, Seoul has steadily deepened cooperation with the alliance following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and growing concerns over North Korea’s [] The post South Korea’s Lee Heads to NATO Summit, Mongolia to Boost Defence Ties appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.

S. Korea, Mongolia to hold ministerial-level committee on rare metals

SEOUL, July 10 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and Mongolia plan to hold a ministerial c...

South Korea's Lee meets NATO chief on sidelines of Ankara summit

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte discuss ways to strengthen bilateral partnership

South Korea's Lee heads to NATO summit, Mongolia

South Korea's Lee heads to NATO summit, Mongolia

South Korean president to attend NATO summit in Ankara, visit Mongolia

By Heejin Kim and Kyu-seok ShimSEOUL, July 3 (Reuters) - South Korean President Lee Jae Myung will attend a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, from July 7 to 8, Seoul's national security adviser said on Friday.Lee aims to build defence industry cooperation between South Korea and NATO member countries, Wi Sung-lac told a press briefing.In Ankara, Lee will meet NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and take part in a group summit with leaders from Indo-Pacific countries, including Japan, New Zealand and Australia, Wi said.

Digitalization and investment redefine Uzbekistan–South Korea partnership

Digitalization and investment redefine Uzbekistan–South Korea partnership

EAM Jaishankar meets South Korean counterpart Cho Hyun in Seoul, reviews partnership across trade, defence, clean energy

Upon his arrival, Jaishankar met with his South Korean counterpart Cho Hyun in Seoul and held key discussions over cooperation between the two countries across various sectors and opportunities to expand the bilateral ties.