South Korea and France explored collaboration in advanced technology during the forum

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8th Korea-France New Industry Technology Cooperation Forum in Paris, France


South Korea and France explored collaboration in advanced technology during the forum

 

On January 17th, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy of South Korea and the French Ministry of the Economy and Finance jointly held the 8th Korea-France New Industry Technology Cooperation Forum in Paris, France. The forum aimed to share the outcomes of joint research and development (R&D), explore collaborative projects between industries and academia of both countries, and seek global partners.

 

The 8th Korea-France New Industry Technology Cooperation Forum took place in Paris on January 17. Attended by over 200 representatives, the forum included morning sessions with keynote speeches, R&D program introductions, and case presentations. In the afternoon, a 1:1 technology consultation session allowed 80 French companies and 25 Korean companies to engage in discussions. Notable participants included Oh Seung-cheol from the Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and Thomas Courbe from the French Ministry of the Economy and Finance.


After the forum, the South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy and the French Ministry of the Economy and Finance discussed economic issues, focusing on South Korea's request for France's cooperation on electric vehicle subsidies. To facilitate the resolution of industry objections, a technology consultation council with experts from both countries was held on January 16.



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