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Corea del Sur y Francia firman acuerdos de cooperación en defensa y tecnología en cumbre en París
El presidente Lee Jae-myung y el presidente Emmanuel Macron acordaron profundizar la cooperación en defensa, IA y energía nuclear, con el objetivo de elevar el comercio bilateral a 20.000 millones de dólares para 2030, mientras ambos países celebraban 140 años de relaciones diplomáticas.
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Corea del Sur y Francia firmaron el martes una serie de acuerdos de cooperación en una cumbre en París, profundizando los vínculos en defensa, tecnología y cultura mientras ambos países celebraban el 140 aniversario de sus relaciones diplomáticas. El presidente Lee Jae-myung y el presidente Emmanuel Macron anunciaron los acuerdos en una comparecencia conjunta ante la prensa en el Palacio del Elíseo.
Ambas partes firmaron un protocolo que refuerza la protección de la información militar compartida y acordaron impulsar un acuerdo mutuo de apoyo logístico militar a corto plazo. También acordaron ampliar la cooperación en inteligencia artificial, tecnología cuántica y energía nuclear, y Lee afirmó que los países buscan elevar el comercio bilateral anual a 20.000 millones de dólares para 2030. Corea del Sur y Francia acordaron por separado invertir cada una 500 millones de euros en la industria cinematográfica, y se comprometieron a trabajar juntas en la seguridad marítima en torno al estrecho de Ormuz.
Key facts
- Lee Jae-myung and Emmanuel Macron signed cooperation agreements in Paris marking 140 years of diplomatic ties
- The two countries strengthened military information protection and agreed to pursue a logistics support agreement
- They agreed to expand cooperation on AI, quantum technology and nuclear energy, targeting $20 billion in annual trade by 2030
- Each country pledged 500 million euros toward the film industry, and agreed to cooperate on Strait of Hormuz security
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