
President Erdoğan and his wife Emine Erdoğan were welcomed at the Presidential Palace by South Korean President Lee and his wife.
President Erdoğan and his wife Emine Erdoğan welcomed South Korean President Lee and his wife with a ceremony at the Presidential Palace.
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The official state guest welcoming ceremony was held at the Presidential Palace.
President Erdoğan and his wife Emine Erdoğan were welcomed by South Korean President Lee and his wife at the Presidential Palace, where they arrived with their official vehicle. After Erdoğan and Lee took their places in the ceremony area, the South Korean national anthem and the National Anthem were played by the military band.
At the ceremony, President Erdoğan and South Korean President Lee mutually introduced the members of the delegation.
The two leaders and their spouses moved to the area reserved for them. Here, a martial arts demonstration was presented by the South Korean National Taekwondo Demonstration Team.

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President Erdoğan's wife, Emine Erdoğan, visited the exhibition consisting of photographs taken 70 years ago by photographer İzzet Keribar in Seoul, as part of her visit to South Korea.

First Lady Erdoğan, who went to South Korea, shared the official welcome ceremony on her social media account and emphasized the brotherhood between the two nations.

Following the talks held in Seoul between Türkiye and South Korea, 4 agreements were signed in the fields of science, technology, mining and nuclear energy. President Erdoğan emphasized the 15 billion dollar trade target.
President Erdoğan announced at the joint press conference he held with South Korean leader Lee Jae Myung that they will strengthen cooperation in the fields of energy, defense industry and battery technologies.

Following the meetings held in Seoul between Türkiye and South Korea, 4 agreements were signed in the fields of science, technology, mining, energy and nuclear energy. Leaders emphasized the $15 billion trade target.