South Korean President Yoon promotes space economic cooperation with India

On the 12th, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol emphasized that South Korea and India have a mutually complementary cooperative structure in the space economy.
On this day, President Yoon spoke at the State Council meeting held at the presidential office in Yongsan, Seoul.
He made the following statement, referring to the results of his visit to India. President Yun said, ``India recently succeeded in landing the world's first exploration vessel on the south pole of the moon.''
Japan has it, but we are ahead of the pack in producing and manufacturing a variety of products based on it.'' ,
"I shared the same will as Prime Minister Modi," he said. In April of this year, when President Yoon was a state guest to the US, NASA and South Korea's Ministry of Science, Technology, and Telecommunications signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for cooperation.
This highlighted the decision to promote space science cooperation with the United States. At the same time, ``In order for this agreement to lead to concrete results, the Space and Aerospace Agency, which leads cooperation in the space field, must quickly
It must be established at the right time.'' He added, ``South Korean young people who are passionate about the future space economy are now anxiously awaiting the bill to establish the Space and Aeronautics Agency that has been submitted to the National Assembly.''