President Yoon holds summit with UAE president today (29th) to discuss nuclear and defense industries (South Korea)

South Korean President Yoon Seok-youl will hold a summit meeting on the 29th with United Arab Emirates (UAE) President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who is paying a state visit to South Korea.
According to the presidential office, President Yoon will hold an official welcoming ceremony for President Mohammed's state visit at the Yongsan Presidential Office on the same day.
Kim Tae Hee, first vice director of the National Security Council, said at a briefing at the Presidential Office in Yongsan on the 23rd, "The official welcoming ceremony on the 29th will feature the Air Force Special Aviation Team Bravo."
The Black Eagles will perform a celebration flight, and the traditional honor guard and brass band of 100 people, 500 ARK troops, and a children's welcome group of 130 people will also participate."
Afterwards, the two leaders will hold a Korea-UAE summit. At this summit, they will discuss issues such as traditional and clean energy, peaceful nuclear energy, and the economy.
The two leaders are scheduled to discuss four areas: investment, national defense and defense technology (defense industry). They will also attend a signing ceremony for an agreement and memorandum of understanding (MOU) in relation to this.
Kim said, "I hope that concrete results that will benefit the people of both countries will be achieved." He added, "This state visit to Korea is a step forward from last year's Middle East summit.
President Yoon was the first Korean leader to visit the UAE as a state guest in January last year, and met with President Mohammed and the head of the UAE Embassy in Seoul.
The two leaders held a summit and secured investment pledges worth $30 billion.