South Korea and Turkey agree to deepen cooperation in nuclear energy and defense
South Korea and Turkey agreed to deepen cooperation in nuclear energy and defense, including on Turkey's Sinop nuclear power plant project. Both leaders also agreed to work together on peace on the Korean Peninsula. Turkey plans to build four reactors in Sinop on its Black Sea coast.
- South Korea and Turkey agreed to deepen cooperation in nuclear energy and defense.
- The two countries agreed to deepen defense cooperation by expanding joint production and technological cooperation.
- Turkey plans to build four reactors in Sinop on its Black Sea coast.
- Both leaders agreed to cooperate for peace on the Korean peninsula.
Outlets: ABC Color, Al-Monitor, Chosun Ilbo, Kathimerini, The Korea Herald, The Korea Times, Turkish Minute
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