Korean president: “Poland becomes South Korea's biggest investment partner”

President Andrzej Duda and the leader of the Republic of Korea Yoon Suk-Yeol met on Thursday to discuss cooperation in nuclear energy, defense industry, and infrastructure as Yoon Suk-Yeola paid an official visit to Poland. As a result, presidents signed three cooperation agreements.

Duda stressed the importance of Polish-Korean economic relations and said that thousands of Poles work in Korean companies that have factories in Poland. Yoon said that Poland has become Korea's most important investment partner. 

Yoon also said he and Duda had discussed the further development of South Korean-Polish strategic relations. "We have worked out an agreement on close cooperation in the nuclear power plant construction sector, which is to ensure Poland's energy security," Yoon stated.

(PAP)