Romania seeks deeper partnership with Korea across AI, defense, logistics
Romania's State Secretary of Foreign Affairs Clara Volintiru, left, shakes hands with Korea's Second Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jina during their meeting in Seoul, Friday. There is a very wide spectrum of potential avenues of cooperation," she said.Romania has also emerged as an increasingly attractive destination for Korean investment as companies diversify their European supply chains. Volintiru said Romania's membership in the European Union gives Korean companies direct access to the bloc's single market."Romanian companies are part of the single market," she said.
- ▪Romania's State Secretary of Foreign Affairs Clara Volintiru, left, shakes hands with Korea's Second Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jina during their meeting in Seoul, Friday.
- ▪There is a very wide spectrum of potential avenues of cooperation," she said.Romania has also emerged as an increasingly attractive destination for Korean investment as companies diversify their European supply chains.
- ▪Volintiru said Romania's membership in the European Union gives Korean companies direct access to the bloc's single market."Romanian companies are part of the single market," she said.
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Romania's State Secretary of Foreign Affairs Clara Volintiru, left, shakes hands with Korea's Second Vice Foreign Minister Kim Jina during their meeting in Seoul, Friday. Courtesy of Ministry of Foreign AffairsRomania is looking to deepen its strategic partnership with Korea beyond its expanding defense and energy cooperation, with artificial intelligence (AI), digital infrastructure, logistics and education emerging as the next pillars of bilateral ties, Romanian State Secretary of Foreign Affairs Clara Volintiru said.In an interview with The Korea Times during her visit to Seoul, Volintiru said defense and energy have become the cornerstone of bilateral industrial cooperation as growing geopolitical tensions, energy security concerns and rising defense spending drive trusted allies to…
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