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Browsing: Korea-Africa collaboration on climate change and food security
- The inaugural Korea-Africa Summit 2024 highlights the strategic importance of Africa’s rich resources and market potential for South Korea.
- Asian economic powerhouse seeks to firm up ties between Seoul and 48 African nations through industrial infrastructure, digital transformation, and sustainable investments.
- Summit is also building on previous successes and aspires to foster mutual growth while addressing climate change, food security, and health.
South Korea is hosting a key summit for the first time with Africa, a forum that has seen leaders from 48 countries across the continent converge in Seoul to discuss expansive economic ties and cooperation between the two regions. With a focus on industrial infrastructure and digital transformation, the Korea-Africa Summit aims to leverage Africa’s rich resources and untapped market potential to foster mutual growth and sustainable growth.
Authorities in South Korea have outlined the agenda: tapping into Africa’s vast mineral wealth and growing market, which now stands …