South Korea and Mongolia Agree on Economic Partnership, Abolish Rare Earth Tariffs = South Korean Netizens "Good News," "Infrastructure Development is a Challenge"
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On the 10th, South Korean media outlet Dong-A Ilbo reported that President Lee Jae-myung made a state visit to Mongolia, and the two countries agreed to strengthen cooperation in important mineral fields, including rare earths (rare earth elements). Photo from the South Korean Presidential Office X.
On the 10th, South Korean media outlet Dong-A Ilbo reported that President Lee Jae-myung made a state visit to Mongolia, and the two countries agreed to strengthen cooperation in important mineral fields, including rare earths (rare earth elements). Photo from the South Korean Presidential Office X.
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