South Korea's FM Cho Hyun Strengthens Ties with India on Symbolic Visit
South Korea's Foreign Minister Cho Hyun visited India, marking the 10th anniversary of the two nations' Special Strategic Partnership. This visit, coinciding with significant national days, underscores the deepening relationship between India and South Korea, focusing on shared interests in defense, security, and economic collaboration.

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It was a meeting of shared histories and future aspirations as South Korea's Foreign Minister Cho Hyun arrived in India for a visit that holds symbolic significance. Timed just after national celebrations in both countries, the visit aims to enhance their Special Strategic Partnership, now in its 10th year.
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar extended a warm reception, emphasizing the 'very special privilege' of hosting Cho Hyun shortly after national observances. The narrative of shared democratic values and aspirations echoed strongly as both sides reflected on mutual achievements and future collaborations.
Details of the talks suggest a focus on defense, business, and cultural cooperation. Echoing this sentiment, the diplomatic missions in both countries exchanged greetings. Meanwhile, a video from the Korean Embassy and cultural performances in Seoul symbolized the vibrant ties that continue to bind the two nations together.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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