South Korean and French leaders “strengthen cooperation in advanced industries”…“cooperate on North Korea issue”

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol, who is visiting France to negotiate for the 2030 Busan International Expo, visited the Elysée Palace on the 24th (local time).
He held a summit meeting with President Emmanuel Macron at the Prime Minister's Residence. The two leaders discussed measures to strengthen substantive cooperation between the two countries in the field of future industry, as well as the situation on the Korean Peninsula and the Middle East.
They exchanged views on the regional situation and global concerns. First, the two leaders praised the active exchanges between companies from the two countries, including investments in the fields of secondary batteries and new and renewable energy. Next, nuclear power
We sympathize with the need for cooperation between the two countries in fields such as power generation, quantum science, startups, and semiconductors, and the two countries, which have cooperated closely in various fields, will continue to strengthen cooperation in cutting-edge industries in the future.
We agreed that we should proceed. The two leaders also decided to strengthen cooperation on climate change, decoalization, energy transition, and renewable energy development. President Macron on this matter
expressed support for South Korea's Carbon Free Energy (CFE) Initiative. Furthermore, the two leaders emphasized the need for cooperation from the international community in response to North Korea's repeated nuclear and missile provocations.
I empathized with it. In particular, President Macron expressed to President Yoon his full solidarity and support for the North Korea issue. This Korea-France summit is the first in five months since it was held in June this year.
It was done. The South Korean President's Office said, ``Based on the deep trust and friendship between the two leaders, we will deepen cooperation between the two countries in various fields including future cutting-edge industries, and at the same time, next year, South Korea will be appointed as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.''
As the country prepares to enter the country, this event will be evaluated as an opportunity to strengthen global security cooperation with France, a permanent member of the Security Council."