Korean Oceans Minister to Attend Inauguration of New Uruguayan President
Korean Oceans Minister Kang Do-hyung will attend the inauguration of Uruguayan President Yamandu Orsi as Seoul’s special envoy. He will convey congratulations and promote bilateral cooperation, emphasizing the importance of the relationship. With trade reaching $340 million last year, discussions with officials and the Korean community are also planned during his visit.
Korean Oceans Minister Kang Do-hyung will serve as Seoul’s special envoy at the inauguration ceremony of the new President of Uruguay, Yamandu Orsi, this weekend. Kang’s attendance highlights the importance of diplomatic relations between the two nations. His office has confirmed that he will convey a message of congratulations to President Orsi while emphasizing the potential for enhancing bilateral cooperation across various sectors.
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries noted that Uruguay is a significant trading partner for Korea within Latin America. Last year, the bilateral trade topped $340 million, underscoring the economic ties between the two countries. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1964, Korea and Uruguay have actively collaborated in diverse areas such as politics, economy, and defense.
During his visit, Minister Kang intends to engage in discussions with Uruguayan government officials, local businesses, and the Korean diaspora in Uruguay. These meetings aim to foster deeper relationships and explore further opportunities for cooperation in various fields. Kang’s participation in this event signifies Seoul’s commitment to strengthening its ties with Uruguay and Latin America at large.
In conclusion, Korean Oceans Minister Kang Do-hyung’s attendance at the inauguration of President Yamandu Orsi illustrates the ongoing commitment of Korea to enhance bilateral relations with Uruguay. The significant trade volume and the history of cooperation between the two nations add to the importance of this diplomatic visit. By meeting with various stakeholders, Kang aims to foster partnerships that will benefit both countries moving forward.
Original Source: koreatimes.co.kr
