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Korea powers Peru's push into minerals, defense, green energy: Peruvian ambassador

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Korea powers Peru's push into minerals, defense, green energy: Peruvian ambassador
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Peruvian Ambassador to Korea Paul Duclos speaks during an interview with The Korea Times at the embassy in Seoul, July 16. Duclos also noted that the two countries have maintained a visa exemption agreement since 1982 and that tourism has steadily recovered following the pandemic.Peruvian Ambassador to Korea Paul Duclos points to Peru on a wall map during an interview with The Korea Times at the embassy in Seoul, July 16. "I would summarize our relationship as resilient and constantly evolving — one that will continue to grow and adapt to the opportunities and challenges of the future."

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Peruvian Ambassador to Korea Paul Duclos speaks during an interview with The Korea Times at the embassy in Seoul, July 16. Courtesy of Peruvian Embassy in KoreaAs Peru marks the 205th anniversary of its independence on July 28, the same day President-elect Keiko Fujimori is inaugurated — Peruvian Ambassador to Korea Paul Duclos said his country and Korea are entering a new phase of their 63-year partnership, with cooperation expanding beyond trade into critical minerals, defense, logistics, green energy, artificial intelligence, digital government and other strategic sectors.In an interview with The Korea Times ahead of Peru's National Day, Duclos described Korea as one of Peru's key strategic partners in Asia and expressed confidence that bilateral ties will continue to deepen across…

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