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Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan proposes nuclear, tech cooperation with South Korea
The Jerusalem Post • • world
Key Points:
- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan indicated that South Korea could become a partner in developing Turkey's planned Sinop nuclear power plant, with ongoing discussions involving Korea Electric Power Corp.
- Erdogan emphasized that Turkey will consider financing, electricity costs, and economic benefits before selecting a partner for the Black Sea nuclear project.
- During his three-day state visit to South Korea, Erdogan is set to meet with President Lee Jae Myung to discuss enhancing cooperation in defense, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and robotics.
- Erdogan called for increased South Korean investment and joint production in Turkey, aiming to boost bilateral trade towards a $15 billion target while addressing the current trade imbalance favoring South Korea.
