South Korea and U.S. Enter New Phase of Trade Talks
South Korea has set up a task force to engage in negotiations with the United States concerning tariff and non-tariff issues within the industry and energy sectors. The task force will also collaborate with the private sector to ensure comprehensive dialogue and solutions.

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In a strategic move to advance international trade discussions, South Korea on Monday initiated a task force dedicated to tackling tariff and non-tariff issues with the United States. This team will focus on industry and energy sector matters, according to a statement released by the Industry Ministry.
The formation of this task force highlights South Korea's commitment to enhancing its trade relations with the U.S. by addressing pertinent commercial challenges. The task force aims to foster a cooperative environment that will benefit both countries' industries.
Additionally, the task force will work in tandem with the private sector to ensure that negotiations are comprehensive and consider all necessary aspects of the affected sectors. This collaboration aims to align government objectives with industry needs, paving the way for meaningful outcomes.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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