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China and South Korea strengthened economic ties in Seoul, highlighting $328 billion in trade and collaboration in AI, green energy, and supply chains.
Chinese and South Korean officials and business leaders met in Seoul on September 17–18 to reinforce economic ties, emphasizing their deeply integrated supply chains as a foundation for global stability and growth.
Over 40 executives from major firms discussed collaboration in AI, green energy, digital technology, and biotech, while leaders called for resistance to protectionism and stronger multilateralism.
Since diplomatic relations began in 1992, bilateral trade reached $328 billion in 2024, with two-way investment surpassing $110 billion.
A $56 billion currency swap agreement supports financial resilience.
Both nations stressed the importance of innovation, supply chain stability, and a predictable business environment for sustained economic growth.
China y Corea del Sur reforzaron los lazos económicos en Seúl, destacando 328 mil millones de dólares en comercio y colaboración en IA, energía verde y cadenas de suministro.