President Yoon visits the UK as a state guest...``Britain and South Korea will build new security cooperation''

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol said on the 20th (local time), ``Through my visit, South Korea and the UK will build a new system of cooperation in security fields such as cybersecurity and the defense industry.''
I'll go,'' he said. President Yoon, who is on a state visit to the United Kingdom at the invitation of King Charles III, arrived in London that afternoon and held a dinner gathering with fellow citizens at a hotel in the city, where he spoke as before.
It was. President Yoon said, ``We will restart negotiations to revise the Korea-UK FTA (free trade agreement) and further strengthen the foundations of cooperation in supply networks and trade.'' President Yun added, ``We will set the horizon for cooperation between the two countries in the areas of AI and nuclear power generation.''
・We will significantly expand into cutting-edge science and technology fields such as bio, space, semiconductors, and clean energy." President Yoon said, ``This year marks the 140th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Korea and the UK.''
The United Kingdom and the United Kingdom have a long and deep-rooted history of co-operation and solidarity." He continued, ``South Korea was the first European country to conclude a Treaty of Amity and Commerce with the United Kingdom (1883).''
``After the war, Britain fought against the invasion of communist forces and took the lead in defending the freedom of Korea,'' he said. President Yoon said, ``In 1950, South Korea was in crisis due to North Korea's illegal surprise invasion of the South.
When the country fell into a crisis, Britain dispatched 80,000 troops, the second-largest force in the world, and added, ``More than 1,000 young men sacrificed their lives.''
President Yoon said, ``Today, South Korea and the United Kingdom are partners in the universal values of freedom, human rights, and the rule of law, and we are working together through free trade markets.''
"Thanks to all our fellow British residents who have put down roots in the UK and worked hard, we have been able to deepen the relationship between Korea and the UK."
He went on to say, ``I have heard that King Charles III recently went to London to experience Korean culture and meet with his fellow Koreans.''
I hope that he will demonstrate even greater strength in this field, make greater contributions and services to British society, and become a strong bridge connecting South Korea and the United Kingdom."