South Korea and France Strengthen Cooperation in Future Industries through AI and Green Tech
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South Korea and France have set out to strengthen cooperation in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and green technology. The two countries will host a 'Tech Summit' at COEX in Seoul on the 16th to discuss concrete measures for industrial transformation.
This event was organized to share and collaborate on the technological capabilities of both nations in the fields of AI, which is core to future industries, and green tech, which protects the environment. It will serve as a venue for major companies and experts from both South Korea and France to examine the latest technological trends and explore business opportunities.
As the global industrial structure has been changing rapidly, AI and eco-friendly technologies have emerged as critical factors in determining national competitiveness. Through this summit, both countries are expected to accelerate technological innovation and establish common goals for sustainable economic growth.
This event is expected to be an important opportunity for South Korean companies to expand their technological footprint in the global market and find new growth engines through partnerships with France. Much attention is focused on the changes in future industries that the two nations will create together.
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