Han Min-young, left, director common for local weather change, power, atmosphere and scientific affairs at Seoul’s international ministry, shakes arms with Hiroshi Kawamura, Japan’s ambassador for science and expertise cooperation, through the 14th meeting of the Korea-Japan Science and Technology Cooperation Committee in Tokyo, Thursday. Courtesy of Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Korea and Japan held their first senior-level meeting on science and expertise cooperation in 16 years Thursday, the international ministry stated, as the 2 nations renewed their dedication to deepen ties in superior applied sciences.
The 14th meeting of the Korea-Japan Science and Technology Cooperation Committee held in Tokyo earlier in the day, after the 2 sides agreed to renew the intergovernmental discussion board for the primary time since 2009 throughout their summit talks in September.
The Korean delegation was led by Han Min-young, director common for local weather change, power, atmosphere and scientific affairs at Seoul’s international ministry, with officers from the science and commerce ministries.
During the meeting, the 2 sides mentioned methods to strengthen bilateral and multilateral cooperation in superior applied sciences, together with synthetic intelligence, quantum expertise, area and biotechnology.