A South Korean delegation was set to travel to the Czech Republic this week to attend the signing ceremony of a multibillion-dollar deal to build two new nuclear power plants at the Dukovany site, Seoul’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said.
The delegation, comprising government and parliamentary officials, will pay a two-day visit to Prague to attend the ceremony slated for Wednesday, according to the ministry.
The delegation is also meet with the Czech prime minister Petr Fiala and president of the nation’s senate, Milos Vystrcil, to discuss the Dukovany project.
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