According to the South Korean Prime Minister's Office, Prime Minister Han met with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on the 13th and discussed substantive cooperation between the two countries.
They held discussions and asked for support for hosting the 2030 Busan International Expo. Prime Minister Han said, ``Following the summit meeting between the two countries held at the United Nations in September this year, I will be speaking as prime minister.
``I am happy to be making an official visit to Greece for the first time in six years.'' ``Greece is a blood ally in the Korean War, and as a country that shares common values such as democracy, we have cooperated closely until now.''
I look forward to expanding our cooperation in areas other than shipping and shipbuilding, such as advanced industries, renewable energy, and eco-friendly ships."
Prime Minister Mitsotakis sympathized with the need for expanded cooperation and said, ``Korean companies will continue to develop advanced
I hope that cooperation will be strengthened so that the industry will expand into Greece and people-to-people exchanges will expand." Prime Minister Han also said that given North Korea's continued nuclear and missile provocations, South Korea's policy towards North Korea
requested the Greek government's support and cooperation. Prior to his meeting with Prime Minister Mitsotakis, Prime Minister Han met with Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou. Also commemorating the participation in the Korean War
They visited the monument, laid flowers, and had dinner with Greek heroes who fought in the Korean War. Meanwhile, on the 12th, immediately after arriving in Greece, Prime Minister Han held a meeting with representatives of overseas Koreans and
I asked for their opinion. Prime Minister Han is scheduled to return to the country on the 15th after meeting with Korean companies that have expanded into Greece.
2023/10/14 16:10 KST
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