South Korean Prime Minister visits five countries in Africa and Northern Europe...Final activities to host the Busan Expo

South Korean Prime Minister Han Deok-soo will visit five countries in Africa and northern Europe for 3 nights and 7 days starting from the 29th of this month, in order to attract the 2030 Busan International Expo.
embarks on its final activities. According to the South Korean Prime Minister's Office on the 27th, Prime Minister Han visited five countries during this visit: Malawi, Togo, and Cameroon in Africa, and Norway and Finland in Europe.
Visit the country. Prime Minister Han will strengthen ties with these countries, and will especially focus his efforts on the bid to host the Busan Expo. This is the first time since the diplomatic relations between the three African countries that the Korean leadership class visiting their country has been
Prime Minister Ng is the first to do so. Prime Minister Han will meet with the president of Malawi on the 30th, followed by talks with the prime ministers of Togo and Cameroon from the 30th to the 1st of next month.
Prime Minister Han has a vision for South Korea as a ``global central country,'' laying the foundations for closer ties with African countries, and hosting the first event in South Korea next year.
The plan is to request interest in the upcoming Korea-Africa Summit. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Han is scheduled to visit Norway and Finland on the 2nd and 3rd of next month and meet with their respective prime ministers. now
During this visit, Prime Minister Han will strengthen value diplomacy with Europe and seek cooperation in areas of economic security, such as climate change and supply chains.