South Korea participated in a US-hosted virtual meeting on critical mineral supply chain cooperation.
The meeting focused on stabilizing and diversifying global supply chains through multilateral collaboration.
The event took place on February 13, 2024, with key trade ministers from major partner countries.
Deputy Prime Minister Koo Yun-cheol emphasized leveraging Korea’s industrial infrastructure and K-culture to boost strategic economic cooperation at the Foreign Economic Ministers’ Meeting on the 26th.
Key topics included reviewing outcomes of the Korea-China and Korea-Japan summits, cultural cooperation, critical minerals, overseas plant orders for 2026, and the Korea-Egypt CEPA.
The government aims to address global supply chain instability and trade risks while expanding international partnerships in industry, culture, and plant projects.