President Yoon tells fellow countrymen in New Delhi that ``India is an important partner in the Indo-Pacific''

On the 8th (local time), South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyul visited India, the host of the G20 summit, and met with his fellow countrymen in the capital New Delhi, saying, ``India is a country that stands for freedom, human rights, and law.''
Japan is an important partner who will work with us to build an Indo-Pacific region of freedom, peace, and prosperity based on governance." President Yoon attended a meeting with fellow Koreans at a hotel in New Delhi this afternoon.
Speaking at a dinner meeting, he said, ``Relations between South Korea and India have continued to develop until this year's 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations.''
President Yun said, ``Since the 1990s, when India was in the early stages of economic opening up,
Companies such as Samsung, LG, and Kia Motors have boldly expanded into India, and now brands such as Samsung, LG, and Kia Motors are beloved in India.''
``The number of Japanese companies expanding into the country is increasing.'' He continued, ``Thanks to your efforts in developing the Indian market together with Japanese companies, the bilateral relationship has developed this way.''
President Yun also mentioned the establishment of the Overseas Korean Affairs Agency in June, saying, ``It will closely connect you with your home country, become a hub for global business, and serve as a strong barrier for our fellow citizens.''
Ta. He went on to say, ``The Republic of Korea will contribute more to the international community and play an active role by resolving the issues of all humankind.'' ``This will contribute to freedom, peace, and prosperity in the world.''
But at the same time, it's also for the Republic of Korea."