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Coreia do Sul e França assinam acordos de cooperação em defesa e tecnologia em cúpula em Paris
O presidente Lee Jae-myung e o presidente Emmanuel Macron concordaram em aprofundar a cooperação em defesa, IA e energia nuclear, com o objetivo de elevar o comércio bilateral a 20 bilhões de dólares até 2030, enquanto os dois países marcavam 140 anos de relações diplomáticas.
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Coreia do Sul e França assinaram na terça-feira uma série de acordos de cooperação em uma cúpula em Paris, aprofundando laços em defesa, tecnologia e cultura enquanto os dois países marcavam o 140º aniversário das relações diplomáticas. O presidente Lee Jae-myung e o presidente Emmanuel Macron anunciaram os acordos em uma coletiva de imprensa conjunta no Palácio do Eliseu.
As duas partes assinaram um protocolo que reforça a proteção de informações militares compartilhadas e concordaram em buscar um acordo mútuo de apoio logístico militar em breve. Também concordaram em expandir a cooperação em inteligência artificial, tecnologia quântica e energia nuclear, com Lee afirmando que os países pretendem elevar o comércio bilateral anual a 20 bilhões de dólares até 2030. Coreia do Sul e França concordaram separadamente em investir cada uma 500 milhões de euros na indústria cinematográfica, e se comprometeram a trabalhar juntas na segurança marítima em torno do Estreito 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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