Uzbekistan, South Korea eye to cooperate on aerospace sector

Photo: Dunyo
A meeting was held at the Embassy of Uzbekistan with the Vice President of the Korean Aerospace Corporation Cho Woo Re, a Dunyo correspondent reports.
During the meeting, the South Korean side noted an interest in establishing and developing cooperation with Uzbekistan. The parties exchanged information on the prospects for bilateral cooperation, including in the military-technical sphere.
As a result of the negotiations, an agreement was reached to organize a visit of relevant specialists from Uzbekistan to the Republic of Korea in April to visit the headquarters and factories of the Korean Aerospace Corporation, get acquainted with the products, and discuss the prospects for interaction.
The Korea Aerospace Corporation (Korea Aerospace Industries, KAI) is a leading South Korean aerospace and defense company established in 1999. The headquarters and main factories of KAI are located in the city of Sachon.
Recommended
List of streets and intersections being repaired in Tashkent published
SOCIETY | 19:12 / 16.05.2024
Uzbekistan's flag flies high on Oceania's tallest volcano
SOCIETY | 17:54 / 15.05.2024
New tariffs to be introduced in Tashkent public transport
SOCIETY | 14:55 / 05.05.2023
Onix and Tracker cars withdrawn from sale
BUSINESS | 10:20 / 05.05.2023
Latest news
-
MIA clarifies rules on delayed traffic fine notifications
SOCIETY | 13:03
-
“Helping neighbors is a moral duty” – Tokayev vows support for neighbors and balanced foreign policy
SOCIETY | 11:53
-
MP Alisher Kadirov proposes stricter laws against online defamation and manipulation
SOCIETY | 11:38
-
Driver seriously injured in crash with traffic police car, still in coma after two months
SOCIETY | 11:05
Related News

13:35 / 03.04.2025
Uzbekistan urges citizens in South Korea to avoid demonstrations and stay vigilant amid political protests

15:28 / 25.02.2025
South Korea’s Shinhan Bank may participate in privatization of state banks in Uzbekistan

20:14 / 01.02.2025
Uzbek migrants in South Korea at risk as job abandonment rates rise

13:04 / 18.01.2025