Polish and South Korean officials have signed agreements to cooperate in energy, including nuclear power, hydrogen and electromobility, underlining Seoul’s “strong interest” in Poland’s nuclear power programme.
A South Korean delegation led by the minister of trade, industry and energy Lee Chang-yang visited Poland yesterday to meet energy minister Anna Moskwa and other officials for talks on nuclear energy and defence cooperation.
A South Korean delegation led by the minister of trade, industry and energy Lee Chang-yang visited Poland yesterday to meet energy minister Anna Moskwa and other officials for talks on nuclear energy and defence cooperation.
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