South Korea and Kazakhstan Sign Nuclear and Mineral Deals
South Korea and Kazakhstan signed thirteen agreements covering peaceful nuclear energy, crude oil, and critical minerals. Leaders met in Seoul to expand bilateral economic ties and technology cooperation amid global supply chain uncertainties.
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South Korea and Kazakhstan signed 13 cooperation agreements covering atomic energy, crude oil, and critical minerals during a bilateral meeting on Tuesday morning. The pacts aim to deepen economic ties between the two nations amid rising global supply chain uncertainties. The agreements mark a strategic expansion beyond traditional trade into high-tech minerals and artificial intelligence.
