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South Korea, Mexico, and US advance diplomatic and technological cooperation

South Korea, Mexico, and the United States are engaged in significant diplomatic and economic developments. In Seoul, Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco and South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun are advancing a 2026-2030 Action Plan. This strategic agenda focuses on cooperation in artificial intelligence, digital governance, aerospace engineering, and defense. South Korea has also expressed interest in establishing a Korean cultural center in Mexico and has requested assistance in importing Mexican crude oil to bolster its energy security.

Simultaneously, the US-South Korea alliance is navigating tensions following US decisions to scale back joint military exercises. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun held discussions to maintain close coordination regarding the North Korean nuclear issue and ensure regional peace. South Korea has reaffirmed its commitment to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula despite shifts in US diplomatic rhetoric.

Domestically, South Korea is preparing a major technological investment strategy to decentralize industrial capacity from Seoul into new regional hubs, focusing on semiconductors and AI. Meanwhile, Mexican Foreign Minister Velasco traveled to Washington to meet with Secretary Rubio to address bilateral priorities, including security and trade.

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Cho Hyun · Claudia Sheinbaum · Marco Rubio · Mexico · Roberto Velasco · Roberto Velasco Álvarez · South Korea · United States

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