
President Erdoğan, who met with senior executives of technology, electronics and biotechnology companies in South Korea, completed his contacts and returned home.
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President Erdoğan visited South Korea as part of his official visit.
PRESIDENT Tayyip Erdoğan completed his contacts in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, where he went as part of his official visit. Erdoğan received senior executives and their accompanying delegations from companies operating in the fields of technology, electronics, biotechnology and chemistry in the city.
Within the scope of the reception, President Erdoğan met with LG Electronics' Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Lyu Jae-cheol, Celltrion's CEO Seo Jin-seok, SK Chemicals and SK Plasma CEO Jaehyun Ahn, Hyundai Motor Group CEO Chung Euisun and their accompanying delegations.
MINISTERS WERE ALSO PARTICIPATED
Within the framework of his contacts, Erdoğan also received Samsung CEO Roh Tae-moon, Chemtronics Wits Chairman Kim Bokyun, and Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) Vice President and Global New Business President Chan-hyuk Chun and their accompanying delegations.
Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar and Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır also took part in the meetings of different delegations.
STRATEGIC COOPERATION
After his meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, Erdogan called for Korean companies to invest in Turkey at the joint press conference. The South Korean President also stated that they agreed to deepen the strategic partnership between the two countries at the meeting and announced that they decided to expand cooperation in many areas, especially nuclear energy, defense industry, trade and technology.
RETURNED TO TURKEY
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