Lee says cooperation with US should go beyond alliance to tech, innovation, startups
President Lee Jae Myung speaks during a meeting in San Francisco with venture capitalists investing in Silicon Valley on Saturday. President Lee Jae Myung said…
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President Lee Jae Myung speaks during a meeting in San Francisco with venture capitalists investing in Silicon Valley on Saturday. (Yonhap) President Lee Jae Myung said Saturday that South Korea and the United States should advance their ties beyond their time-honored alliance by expanding cooperation into technology, innovation and startups. Ahead of the trip, Lee paid a two-day visit to San Francisco to promote AI business cooperation between South Korea and the United States. Lee says ties with S. America entering 'new phase,' seeks cooperation in resources, trade.
Furthermore, "If South Korea's promising startups meet your global investment capacity, investors would gain new opportunities for growth," Lee said, calling it the "most successful innovation model." He also vowed to help startups become global players by connecting them with private and government-managed funds. (Yonhap).
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President Lee Jae Myung speaks during a meeting in San Francisco with venture capitalists investing in Silicon Valley on Saturday. (Yonhap) President Lee Jae Myung said Saturday that South Korea and the United States should advance their ties beyond their time-honored alliance by expanding cooperation into technology, innovation and startups.
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Ahead of the trip, Lee paid a two-day visit to San Francisco to promote AI business cooperation between South Korea and the United States.
according to Yonhap NewsLee says ties with S. America entering 'new phase,' seeks cooperation in resources, trade.
according to Yonhap News"If South Korea's promising startups meet your global investment capacity, investors would gain new opportunities for growth," Lee said, calling it the "most successful innovation model." He also vowed to help startups become global players by connecting them with private and government-managed funds. (Yonhap)
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